Sentence examples for can certainly trust from inspiring English sources

And you can certainly trust that I have not given up even if, as you approach, I quickly pick up after my dog and hurry along the path back to the main road from which I can unlock my car door remotely.

And we can certainly trust certain comparative judgments: even if we are almost completely ignorant of how to correct for the altitude change, if the reading falls fast consistently for an hour, we can safely infer that a low pressure front is moving in.

Brighton and Hove "As hosts of the UK's biggest arts festival outside Edinburgh, we have vast experience and can certainly be trusted to deliver.

I certainly trust his knowledge of football".

Witten's reliable hands can certainly engender trust.

If it feels easy to talk someone that you have known for a while then you can almost certainly trust them to keep a secret, but not always.

This doesn't mean CEOs should open their personal lives for the entire employee base to watch, but a few videos that show their personality and authenticity, outside of what employees hear in a quarterly call, can certainly help establish more trust in the CEO and help employees relate to him/her.

"I would never tell you or anyone else that it's a perfect system," Moog said, "but you can certainly over time be able to trust more people who contribute regularly, whose opinions are spread across many different products and categories, who have many interlocking relationships".

If you take their drugs, certainly you can trust their baby formula.

There can certainly be bargains.

The man can certainly cook.