Sentence examples for be more certain because from inspiring English sources
It is difficult to be more certain because the degree of journal overlap between different studies is unknown.
The aitiological argument is "more certain," because it begins with a real effect outside the mind and therefore better fits Aristotle's model of demonstration.
For regulated public utilities, the shifting of a change in tax will usually be more certain, but it requires some time because new rates will have to be authorized by an official agency.
"Generally you make fewer manoeuvres in multihull racing, so you have to be more certain about your pre-race strategy because once you're off in one direction you don't have too many options".
Whichever way people vote - tactically or with their conscience for the principle they believe in - the result is more certain than elsewhere, just because of the geography of the place.
Conceivably, SVG shareholders could still prefer the lower offer because it is more certain and the cash would arrive sooner.
"We think that they are just paying more attention to intersections as they come up on them because they are more certain that if they violate the red light that they will get a ticket," said Adrian Lund, the institute's president.
We also calculated summary OR (95% CI) for the subgroup that reported the numbers or proportions of cases and controls who consumed pickled vegetables, because we were more certain that the calculation of OR (95% CI) was correct in these studies.
Now Pierre-Paul is more certain.
