Sentence examples for certain of more from inspiring English sources

Vice President Dick Cheney began the warnings on Sunday, saying in a television interview that he was "almost certain" of more attacks.

"Absent a code of conduct, absent a diplomatic process, we can be certain of more incidents around the region," he said, appearing with her.

Indonesian Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa agreed with Mrs Clinton on the need for the code, saying that without it, "we can be certain of more incidents and tension for our region".

So we can be certain of more of the same.

Not necessarily deep bombs or even passes, just Collins playing more fluidly, more certain of himself, more naturally.

Just like certain sets of more ordinary twins, however, these two books are alike only on the surface.

Comparisons of the continental European criminal law with that based on the English common law of crimes also reveal significant differences in the definition of certain aspects of more serious crimes.

The "renal button" gave a certain amount of more work, but it was positive because it facilitated the judgment, medication, and increased safety.

Certain of the more aromatic varieties of balsam have been incorporated into incense.

Truly utopian would be a policy that enabled all employees to avoid certain of their more annoying family members, but I suppose that's just a crazy dream.

In later years, Milken and Drexel would shy away from certain of the more "notorious" corporate raiders as Drexel and the private equity industry attempted to move upscale.