Sentence examples for be certain of having from inspiring English sources

One way to be certain of having enough insurance to cover a total loss, he said, is to get "guaranteed replacement cost" coverage.

If they mean what they say, here are ten goals to aim for: China needs to be certain of having a nuclear second strike.

So long as one has not asked an author a certain number of questions and received answers to them, one cannot be certain of having a complete grasp of him, even though these questions might seem at the furthest remove from the nature of his writings.

There is an important reason why terminals are usually managed by foreigners: The shipping companies themselves are largely foreign, and they have generally sought to control terminals so that they can be certain of having the most reliable, efficient facilities possible for loading and unloading their vessels quickly to reduce costly time in port.

The decision of the controversy would only be regulated by the purest principles of justice, and the party really injured, would be certain of having the decree in its favour carried into effect.

Surely, if you're certain of having found Paradise, you can afford to be a little more magnanimous toward your less privileged sisters?

Boone once told his son Nathan that he was certain of having killed only one Indian, during the battle at Blue Licks, although he believed others might have died from his bullets in other battles.

Then the hospital management would be certain of permanently having a representative who is directly accountable to them.

The one thing we can be certain of is Apple has once again raised the bar in terms of consumer awareness for an emerging device category.

All we can be certain of are which planets have survived until now.

"The one thing Wales can be certain of is, if the Tories had their way, vital services across the country would collapse overnight.