Sentence examples for being reasonably certain from inspiring English sources
I could preach, being reasonably certain that I would not be called upon to practice.
AAUP goes on to criticize OCR for not giving enough attention to due process in sexual assault cases, and raps the agency for advising schools to use the "preponderance of evidence" standard, meaning it is more likely than not an accusation of assault is true, rather than "clear and convincing," which means being reasonably certain about the accusation.
Our task allowed us to directly compare 3 familiar categories for which subjects had a great deal of previously acquired conceptual knowledge, while being reasonably certain that subjects processed the categories at the same level of specificity and with the same amount of knowledge about the specific exemplars presented in the scanner.
They would not have dared commit themselves so firmly to a summit conference, those analysts reasoned, unless they were reasonably certain that the momentum of warmer relations could be maintained.
The reasons for this fall in homicides are not entirely clear but we can be reasonably certain that it is a mixture of both global and local factors.
But we're reasonably certain it won't be pretty.
When I decided to leave, I was reasonably certain I could have been reelected too.
Whatever happens to them, you're reasonably certain that these two survivors will, indeed, survive.
I'm reasonably certain about 1995, given the sudden changes in the trends.
