Sentence examples for are less certain than from inspiring English sources

They still believe the former Massachusetts governor is the likely nominee, though they are less certain than they were a few weeks ago.

As a starting hypothesis, I suggest that most cocoa smallholders are less certain than some scientists about the ecological services to cocoa on the farm itself and possibly to neighbours' farms provided by "shade" and biodiversity in terms of controlling pests and diseases.

The Cautious also believe that global warming is a problem, although they are less certain that it is happening than the Alarmed or the Concerned.

"Because Franklin's career and earning power is less certain than it was a month ago," Sharp wrote.

However, the existence of an aversive centre is less certain than that of a reward centre.

For him, it is less certain than intuitive or demonstrative knowledge.

In any case, Ms. Mattei and others say, even if the new picture is less certain than the old, eliminating lead paint is something that government can do.

Even if you're less certain than the scientists, it makes sense to act both in terms of trying to prevent and mitigate".

Some scientists predict climate change will cause more intense and more frequent El Niño and La Niña events – although this is less certain than sea level rise.

So GRACE limps along on small grants and contributions from local lawyers, and its future in Texas is less certain than its impact there.

Even if you're less certain than the scientists it makes sense to act both in terms of trying to prevent and mitigate".