Sentence examples for certain to be able from inspiring English sources

Being a rich man, he is certain to be able to pay the one hundred dollars, except in the event of some most improbable accident.

When ESPN's games are simulcast on local stations, fans of the two teams outside the home markets (like Giants fans in Albany) are almost certain to be able to see them on cable.

One way or another, the Smiths are certain to be able to use the money (barring what is paid for the HDHP premiums) constructively for something.

Moreover, the stage immediately prior to the start of production is also the time when there is the greatest chance of spillovers, hence with all the negative consequences that might ensue for those who are engaged in the process without being certain to be able to exploit such production exclusively.

It takes a certain ego to be able to accept that.

It takes a certain spirit to be able to see the light at the end of a dark, twisted tunnel.

Characteristics of leadership most often refer to the individual, and this is important, as we need to develop certain capacities to be able to lead collectively.

And there is, of course, a certain cachet to be able to say that you have just been skiing, not in Aspen or Wengen, but in Iran.

This restricts the usefulness of the method, which needs a certain percentage to be able to provide results.

They're also planning to start verifying (certain) skills, to be able to offer hosts a little more certainty about the work smarts of their non-paying guest.

Practically speaking, this means that a company has to be a certain size to be able to make this investment; likely at least 50 people, and probably much more than that.