Sentence examples for certain to choose from inspiring English sources

British Energy plans to build four new reactors in Britain and is now certain to choose Areva's EPR.

People who have discussed the selection with Mr. Silver recently say he is almost certain to choose either Mr. Canestrari or Mr. Tokasz.

Given Mr. Manton's blessing, the local party's executive committee is all but certain to choose Ms. Marshall, who represents Corona, Jackson Heights and Elmhurst, at its meeting this morning at party headquarters in Forest Hills.

But Democrats said that barring a last-minute campaign of opposition from New York officials, which seemed increasingly unlikely tonight, Mr. McAuliffe was all but certain to choose Boston.

However, Labour's attempts to win back former supporters who have decided to vote SNP in Scotland seem increasingly doomed to fail with almost all voters who switched are "certain" to choose the nationalist party, according to British Election Study findings.

One must be certain to choose consistent regions of change.

Having a "real option" means having the possibility, for a certain period, to choose either for or against making an investment decision, without binding oneself up front.

In epidemiology, on the other hand, we typically have a certain freedom to choose the number of 'observation occasions' (epochs, denoted M herein).

However, children's families have the opportunity under certain conditions- to choose an early enrolment to education for their children.

Three yachts are competing for the American slot--Dennis Conner's Freedom, Ted Turner's Courageous, and Russell Long's Clipper--and Freedom seemed virtually certain to be chosen.

The winner of the election, which will be held on September 22, is almost certain to be chosen as the next Prime Minister.