Sentence examples similar to assuredly predicting from inspiring English sources

"The earth has warmed; sea levels have risen; there is uncertainty in how perilous the future will be". It's impossible to predict assuredly what future climate awaits us.

5) reveals a major flaw in the Cambridge mechanical engineer's otherwise brilliant scheme: at a certain degree of evolution, that is currently impossible to predict, the computer will most assuredly develop an awareness of its self-destructive direction and refuse to be shrunk any further, no matter how glorious it might seem to expire in a cosmic blaze of information.

I predict a big success for Amelia Bullmore's comedy, which has moved assuredly from Hampstead's downstairs space to the main stage.

Secondary effects -- resulting from such things as thrusting people into irredeemable debt or bankruptcy, leaving children homeless or parentless, and driving parents or other caregivers to drugs or alcohol, will assuredly be present and will bring their own share of deaths, but the deaths will be even harder to predict before they happen or to count afterward.

Neither Darby nor Lee predict the shift in leadership will accompany a steep fall for the market at large, even though a retreat or stall from tech stars would almost assuredly spark "I told you so's" from skeptical investors who have long criticized their lofty valuations.

Most assuredly.

Almost assuredly not.

And assuredly confident.

Tagliabue smiled assuredly.

Assuredly, times change".

It is assuredly that.