Sentence examples for cannot claim with certainty from inspiring English sources

We cannot claim with certainty that the performed homing paths were completely novel.

"We don't claim with certainty that Albert DeSalvo is a suspect in each of them," Mr. Conley said.

The campaign is moving regardless of whether Lehman finds a buyer, The Observer reported, citing so-called "well-placed sources" within the company, which claim with certainty that Fuld will have to step down before the New Year.

This however cannot be claimed with certainty for the Highet and Drummond [ 35] study due to a lack of detail in the report.

I once knew a man who claimed with certainty that he was going to die young.

An anonymous source is claiming with certainty that a new enemy can/will/already has killed us all!

Because we were unable to conduct pre-event assessment of participants, we cannot attribute causality with certainty; that is, we cannot claim that any psychological or emotional disturbances were definitely caused by the experience of actual or threatened pregnancy loss.

6.10pm: Greg Barker's reassurances on this issue are certainly welcome, but I still cannot see how the government can claim with any certainty that the green deal loans will definitely help homeowners to save money over the long term.

While we cannot claim that a given participant will have a diminished chance of infection from over a weekend or holiday, we can claim with a great deal of certainty that they will have a diminished chance of becoming infected by a co-worker during those time periods.

The change is so drastic, the paper says, that scientists can claim with near certainty that events like the Texas heat wave last year, the Russian heat wave of 2010 and the European heat wave of 2003 would not have happened without the planetary warming caused by the human release of greenhouse gases.

The truth, if you will forgive my own mixed metaphors, is that it is very difficult to claim with any certainty whether today's growth figures mark a turning of the tide or a false dawn for the economy.