Sentence examples for assert with certainty that from inspiring English sources

And, more important, we ought to be able to assert with certainty that if some object has the greatest ductility, then it also has the greatest weight.

If the new distribution lies entirely to the right and below the initial distribution then we may assert with certainty that poverty has decreased regardless of where one draws the poverty line.

We cannot assert with certainty that bronchodilators were administered continuously/daily in all patients without indications in the follow-up period (i.e. in some the medications could have been stopped and later restarted for a bronchospastic episode that was not documented in our medical records).

We cannot assert with certainty that chronic disc protrusion was actually responsible for the observed thoracolumbar leptomeningeal adhesions as both lesions can occur independently, particularly in areas of increased mobility (85% between T11-T12 and L2-L3 (thoraciccic; L: lumbar)) and in middle-aged dogs (5 8 years) [ 3, 8, 18, 24].

Until they have read the full shortlist, people complaining about concerted stupidification must concede – like this column – that it cannot be asserted with certainty that the prize has made a sudden grab for Richard and Judy territory.

"We can't assert with the certainty that we have affirmed other things in the report that the motive of the attack is that they took the wrong bus," Cox said.

But how can anyone who doesn't reside in Feith's mind assert with smug certainty that Israel was his first, second, fifth or tenth priority when he helped make the case for war?

Georgian officials asserted, with equal certainty, that Vanuatu had not recognized Abkhazia.

(Part one, released in Stockholm in September, focussed on the geophysics of climate change and asserted with virtual certainty that human activity "has been the dominant cause of the observed warming since the mid-20th century").

Who can say with certainty that he is wrong?

We know, now, with certainty that nearly nothing is safe.