Sentence examples for be sure because the from inspiring English sources

(It's hard to be sure because the state released only a heavily redacted version).

But it is hard to be sure, because the Central Bank has not reported the inflation rate since December.

I searched for "blog the", one marker of transitive use, on our site, and while I can't be sure because the search also returns, for instance, "blog.

But he said he could not be sure, because the blow to his throat sent him reeling back and he then doubled over in pain.

To be sure, because the application of international human rights law depends for the most part on the voluntary consent of nations, formidable obstacles attend the endeavours of human rights policy makers, activists, and scholars.

A current member of staff said she believed she received less than half the service charge paid by customers during her shift but could not be sure because the calculation of the payment was not broken out on her payslip.

He was sure because the tenant had vacated just before Jul.

"You're going to see that slow down, I'm sure, because the market can't sustain it -- wages aren't going up that fast," Mr. Switz said.

(There's also reluctance, I'm sure, because the recent work is trending toward the published low sensitivity findings from a decade ago from climate scientists best known for their relationships with libertarian groups).

I didn't want to tell Lewis until we were sure, because the government has a way of snatching away good news sometimes.

We will be touching a nerve, I am sure, because the things we have heard most often about immigrants and immigration has come from the mouths of those who should know better than to spread division, hate, and lies.