Sentence examples for certain of at least from inspiring English sources

It means that they are certain of at least a play-off for the bronze medal.

At this stage, Tottenham, Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United are certain of at least a Europa League spot.

Looking into the future, on the basis of its past history, we can be certain of at least one thing: the HLA system will continue to have a pivotal integrative role in the advent of P4 medicine and should therefore be considered as a hallmark of systems medicine.

During the IC, a sample of sheep is selected for TSE testing in accordance with the sampling frame established in EU Regulation 999/2001 [ 13], whereby the sample size is calculated "to be 95% certain of including at least one positive if the disease is present at a minimum prevalence of 2% in the test population".

The current sampling frame set by the EU Regulation 999/2001, calculated to be 95% certain of including at least one positive if the disease is present at a minimum prevalence of 2%, may have also contributed to the observed low prevalence estimates.

"We are at a unique point in history, where any two people can create a new startup and have a nearly certain chance of at least modest success," says McClure. "Even if the product fails completely, Google and Facebook will compete to acquire the team and investors will at least get their money back".

The present findings gained added relevance from recent evidence that a specific humoral immune response is evoked by antigens of certain types at least of human cancer.

Essential revisions: 1) In the case of certain bacteria, at least, loss of [Fe-S] cluster transfer proteins (for example, NfuA and IscA) exhibit an inability to grow under conditions of excess oxygen but have no growth phenotype when grown under low oxygen tension.

The Internet problem maps nicely onto the above scenario: you are the driver, the computer is the car, and the Internet is the pack of cigarettes (or certain sites, at least, are the pack of cigarettes).

If you're of a certain age (at least 65 and over) you remember what radio was like in the 1940s and 1950s before commercial television took hold.

I know for certain that at least two of them became leaders of the Democratic Party.