Sentence examples for as a certainty for from inspiring English sources
Garage superstar Craig David, who received six nominations but no awards in 2001, was tipped as a certainty for Best Male, but again went home empty handed.
Birdman's glory at the 87th Academy Awards - it also took the awards for cinematography and screenplay - was the climax of a campaign season that at one point had Boyhood, filmed over 12 years, as a certainty for top honours.
He also has the distinction of being widely acclaimed as a certainty for greatness, and there are few reasons to challenge that prediction after the way the he took his Red Bull to victory at the Circuit de Catalunya last weekend.
Critics regarded Chapman as a certainty for the team.
The reigning world champion Hollingsworth appears as big a certainty for gold as one can be in a sport measured in hundredths of a second, after sliding down clearly fastest in both final training runs yesterday.
Ainslie came into the Games as many people's idea of a certainty for gold, but Hogh-Christensen is intent on ruining the Briton's quest to usurp fellow Dane and four-time gold medallist Paul Elvstrom as the most decorated Olympic sailor.
Given that patients with similar characteristics in the intervention group (seven) did not develop lung complications, suggests that neurological dysfunction and immobility or low mobility can be considered as increased risk factors but not a certainty for the development of aspiration-induced lung complications.
This sense of frustration was heightened by comments from Sutcliffe in 1935, when he wrote that Hutton was "a certainty for a place as England's opening batsman.
Both sides, of course, pronounce victory as a certainty.
The next transmission presented the suspicion as a certainty.
