Sentence examples for be certain because the from inspiring English sources

The charge is thought to relate to Document Number 9, which attacked western democratic ideals and called for tighter ideological controls, but it is impossible to be certain because the evidence is classified as a state secret.

Then there was the time he charged, forehead first, into a sign or a chair or a table — it was hard to be certain, because the object seemed to have sprung from the roadway, where once the coast was clear.

This is statistically obvious for plus-end runs (t-test, p = 5.3×10−4; Fig. 3B), and there is a hint that this might be true for minus-end motion as well (Fig. 3A), although we cannot be certain because the effect in the minus-end direction is small, and within uncertainty (t-test, p = 0.12).

Still, two of these people warned that no outcome was certain because the board had been splintered on several issues throughout the process, including Yahoo's identity and how it should operate in the future.

This is certain because the primary aim of oil and/or gas reservoir study is to enhance production.

First, knowledge of first principles is certain because the intellect has only to form such judgments to see that they are true.

I can't be certain because of the quality of the picture and you can never be sure.

According to Peter Mele, the executive director of the Barclays, the economic impact of the tournament should be $30 million to $40 million, primarily through hotels, restaurants and taxes — though it is difficult to be certain because Jersey City has never hosted the event.

But he, too, said it was impossible to be certain because he had not actually seen the avalanche break loose.

You have to be certain the can is dry, because the bulb will explode in your face if water drips on it.

Gray does not want to round his poem off neatly, because death is an experience of which we cannot be certain, but also because the logic of his syntax demands continuity rather than completion".