Sentence examples for certain to contain from inspiring English sources
As late as 1995, British slaughterhouses were still allowed to "mechanically recover meat", even though the end product was almost certain to contain the most dangerous BSE-infected parts of the cow.
This is not going to be a very democratic affair, and it is certain to contain some unsavoury characters, perhaps even some former members of the Taliban, though preferably no monsters.
As President Bush and other world leaders descend on St . Petersburgthis weekend to help President Vladimir Putin celebrate the city's tricentennial (and to help his re-election campaign), their canned speeches are certain to contain lots of references to a "window into Europe".
Even those without PPD are almost certain to contain "PTD", a compound so similar that those allergic to the former will almost always be allergic to that too (and which needs to be used in around double the quantities of PPD).
Your concert audience is almost certain to contain a disproportionate number of birthday boys and girls... and your study, when it is published, will conclude that for some unknown reason, a lot more people are born during the week of November 3rd than any other week of the year.This is the sort of error that critics are alleging that Burnham et al. made.
She leads a seven-piece band in the Elgar Room through a set which is almost certain to contain some of the Rahbani Brothers' great songs from Lebanon, and from her album perfumed by early 20th-century Arabic song, Ana Hina.
Article groups were preferred which had a certain probability to contain SVHCs as found out in step one.
33(2) information inquiries for articles which have a certain probability to contain SVHCs above 0.1%, such as articles made of soft plastic materials, coated water proof or printed textiles, or electronic equipment.
Even a site that is deemed to be "primarily designed" to offer infringing content under the billʼs vague definition is almost certain to also contain at least some non-infringing content, which is fully protected by the First Amendment.
Microscopic irritants make certain people struggle to contain the latest splutter of swollen faced outrage in reaction to them.
–How and why are mummies' tombs designed to contain certain possessions of the deceased?
