Sentence examples for certain because of the from inspiring English sources

I can't be certain because of the quality of the picture and you can never be sure.

Santos is already comfortably ahead of his rivals – the polls put him at 38% – but his victory is not yet certain because of the high number of voters who are undecided or threaten to express disapproval by leaving their ballots blank.

We now know for certain, because of the later Butler report, that Hutton got it seriously wrong and that what Dr Kelly told Andrew Gilligan in the Charing Cross Hotel was true; the infamous Iraq dossier was "sexed up" to improve the case for war and some of that "sexing up" was done at the suggestion of people inside Downing Street.

The impacts reported in the other five studies were less certain because of the biases described above.

We infer that the association between metabolic syndrome and antipsychotic polypharmacy is not certain because of the effect of antipsychotic polypharmacy on lowering blood pressure, rather than because of the effect of inactivity.

Experts said the combined recovery rate from the two phases was not certain, because hundreds of the patients who started the trial did not proceed to the second phase.

Unfortunately, the generalizability of these concepts, clinical relevance, and individual contribution to the overall pharmacokinetic variability remain less certain because of limitations in the available data.

While it was a higher offer, it also was much less certain because some of the payment was in stock and it would take months to be completed compared with Blackstone's bid, which could be completed this week.

Gasohol burns well in gasoline engines and is a desirable alternative fuel for certain applications because of the renewability of ethanol, which can be produced from grains, potatoes, and certain other plant matter.

Too often gardeners regret having introduced certain plants because of the plant's aggressive tendencies.

Usually, a player seeks out a certain manufacturer because of the sound associated with its instruments.