Sentence examples for be very certain from inspiring English sources

But Time Warner can be very certain about one thing: in HBO, it has an asset that's worth close to thirty billion dollars in a spinoff.

"There definitely is going to be some rain – that we can be very certain about," said Emma Sharples, a meteorologist from the Met Office.

"I have to be very certain as to what's happening in the lives of the asylum seekers in order to help the guards to be able to manage those situations.

The harm caused by expression must be very certain and very great before it is legitimate for a state to prohibit it.

Of one thing, however, he may be very certain: Some of the most potent of those currents spring from the general rise in human standards, attendant upon the growth in income that I mentioned a moment ago.

"The referee has got to be very certain that ball was over the line (for the first goal), but I thought the second one was dubious as well and I think he has made a mistake there as there was a foul on the edge of the box".

The Patriots are very certain.

He was very certain he could continue.

Bowen said Morrison was "very certain of his facts last week".

But several Macedonian soldiers in the area are very certain.

People are very certain they are fighting a just cause, but it doesn't always work out like that.