Sentence examples for ascertained said from inspiring English sources

"We will be noting the first anniversary of this without having seen these men go before the courts and justice be ascertained," said the Rev. Al Sharpton, who has led a series of vigils and protests against the killing.

The trust was drafted in a way that the ultimate beneficiary could not be ascertained, said Ronald J. Weiss, a partner at the law firm Skadden Arps specializing in trusts and estates.

An exact timeline of when the men could be released is difficult to ascertain, said Paul Champ, the lawyer for Alaradi.

But the price in a depressed, possibly inactive, market "can be very tough to ascertain," said Michael O. Calahan, tax partner at the Blackman Kallick accounting firm in Chicago.

"There's enough noise in the Vioxx data that it makes the actual growth rate a little difficult to ascertain," says Robertson Stephens analyst Robert Hazlett.

The reason for the derailment has not been ascertained, Mishra said, adding that they were not ruling out the possibility of foul play and investigations will be conducted.

"We have the paperwork to verify these conditions, even if some of it was cumbersome and hard to ascertain," Keener said.

"We know asymptomatic infections occur … but whether we are seeing more of it in the current outbreak is difficult to ascertain," he said.

"In my mind, the long-term, indirect effects are going to be the most insidious and also the most difficult to ascertain," he said.

The traces of the name preserved at Viterbo, even were it ascertained that the said church occupies the site of a temple to Voltumna, do not prove this to be the celebrated Fanum.

Still, Mr. Khalidi said ascertaining Mr. Obama's precise position was often difficult.