Sentence examples for certain therefore from inspiring English sources

Broadcasting today, despite its appeal to the public imagination, is really only in the position of the prehistoric fisherman who put out a few hundred yards from shore in his frail coracle or dug-out … We may be certain, therefore, that the work of the past few years … is but shallow-water fishing in relation to ocean navigation".

It seems certain, therefore, that no definitive answer can be given to this issue and debate will continue.

There is one thing certain, namely, that we can have nothing certain; therefore it is not certain that we can have nothing certain.

No house, no abiding can be certain; therefore his own life is spent as a perpetual passenger, minus a week here and there at inns convenient to the tracks.

One danger is that this traditional approach leads executives to view uncertainty in a binary way to assume that the world is either certain, and therefore open to precise predictions about the future, or uncertain, and therefore completely unpredictable.

Certain policies therefore may be path dependent.

There is a certain inscrutability, therefore, about the project, despite its openness and inquisitiveness.

"If you step back and take a view at this point it is too early to be certain and therefore there is a choice of two stances.

It is with a certain agony, therefore, that I report that the finger of prime-time scrutiny is pointed, this season, at me.

The court ruled that such an agreement made the deal certain, and therefore breached the board's fiduciary duties.

McKay acknowledged that Reading defender Dominic Hyam "took one for the team" by fouling Bezborodko to prevent a certain goal, therefore receiving a straight red card.