Sentence examples for certain to declare from inspiring English sources
He is certain to declare any convention process that leaves him without the nomination irredeemably unfair.
Hunter, on the other hand, is almost certain to declare for the draft.
The court's four more liberal members are thought likely to uphold the law while Clarence Thomas, a deeply conservative justice who rarely, if ever, asks questions, is almost certain to declare it unconstitutional.
At some point, probably in a matter of years, a group of pragmatic power industry engineers will be convened to seriously scrutinize tokamak fusion, and they are virtually certain to declare that it cannot become a practical power system.
If the players do not strike this season and an agreement is not negotiated, the owners are virtually certain to declare an impasse in negotiations and enact their proposal.
Technical difficulties notwithstanding, by the time the festival closes tonight – after the last banjo twangs of headliners Mumford & Sons have faded – Michael Eavis is certain to declare, as always, that it was the best one yet.
"What this is about is allowing the government and certain papers to declare a victory," said one industry source.
In particular, Kuhn's (1962) historically-informed insistence that many of the greatest heroes of scientific inquiry had disagreed with one another in ways that did not seem to admit of rational adjudication, coupled with a certain reluctance to declare one or the other side (or both) unreasonable, led naturally to the embrace of increasingly liberal standards of rationality.
It might not sound like a bombshell of a statement, but during a particularly revealing conversation with Oprah on OWN's "SuperSoul Sunday," Rhimes explained how it's actually a pivotal moment for a woman of a certain age to declare publicly, out loud, "I don't want to get married".
This added complexity alone has caused certain judges to declare preconception torts inadmissible [ 21].
Certain people like to declare that they don't care what reviewers say or even grin and say that is no measure of success because popular opinion is cheap.
