Sentence examples for certain of all from inspiring English sources

Most important and least certain of all would be the impact of an American recession on financial markets.

And the Hansen-size projections are the least certain of all (with irreducible uncertainty on relevant time scales, given the complexities of ice-sheet dynamics).

"The power to bargain for higher wages, a power that we assume was dismantled, may not be so feeble," said Richard W. Fisher, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, who is the most certain of all that a wage-price spiral is imminent.

And there was a third explosion in a shopping area officials said this was a car bomb, though there was at least one report that the third bomber had arrived on foot.Least certain of all, at this stage, is who was responsible.

This, Aristotle says, is the most certain of all principles, and it is not just a hypothesis.

Descartes regards the 'cogito' (as it is standardly referred to) as the "first and most certain of all to occur to anyone who philosophizes in an orderly way" (Prin. 1 7, AT 8a:7).

The observed frequency is the ratio of the actual occurrence of a certain codon in a certain position of all ORFs to the total occurrence of all 61 codons in that position.

Then, if a certain PSNV pair occurs in at least a certain percent of all the pages, it will be identified as schema data.

Rather, it stripped naked certain characteristics of all pictures.

"Imperfection and incompleteness are the certain lot of all creative workers," he wrote in "Experiment in Autobiography," his entertainingly candid memoir.

So I think it's fantastic for me to have the opportunity of looking at other things and still having a certain experience of all I did before.