Sentence examples for cast-iron certainty from inspiring English sources

Jamie Dalrymple cannot be a cast-iron certainty either.

The single cast-iron certainty about English and European football over the next few seasons is that it will yield plenty of disappointment among rich and powerful men accustomed to getting their way.

And if the regime were suddenly to collapse, one cast-iron certainty is that the countries that would have to deal with the mess chiefly South Korea, the United States and China are wholly ill-prepared.

We should need cast-iron certainty that the Taliban administration really bore responsibility for collusion with terror; and we should need what we conspicuously don't have, an alternative for the future of the country.

Recovery begins with the nation's current account in a poor state, and the hollowing out of the UK's industrial base makes it a cast-iron certainty that a consumer-led recovery will suck in imports and crowd out exports.

Yet the series hasn't dated, thanks to the pleasure of watching Tennison tackle yet another lurid case with nothing but a glass of whisky, a crisp shirt, and the cast-iron certainty that she's the best man for the job.

In each case, Berlin resisted the allure of cast-iron certainties and moral absolutes.

Business intelligence from my point of view is about the beginning of a conversation, it's not about cast-iron certainties, especially when you're talking about service transformation and change".

There aren't too many cast-iron certainties, and the ones which do seem to exist only do so by common agreement, rather than as a rule of law which can be applied to every situation.

Rowntree, courtesy of Saturday's spectacular detonation of the Irish scrum, is a cast-iron certainty to stay on.

It's pretty much a cast iron certainty that, unless you were at the recent TED conference in Long Beach, you won't have heard of Eric Lewis.