Sentence examples for certain to present from inspiring English sources

If Iraq does not comply, American officials are certain to present the failure as powerful evidence that Mr. Hussein will never part with his weapons of mass destruction.

The SNP seems certain to present a bill to allow for a referendum on independence towards the end of its first term in office.

He will serve as Iran's main international envoy and is almost certain to present a different tone than his combative predecessor, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who formally gives up power in August.

All of this is certain to present a challenge to Linda M. Kassekert, a lawyer and lobbyist who last month was sworn in as the sixth chairman of the state Casino Control Commission, the regulatory body that oversees a gambling industry that reported $4.3 billion in profit last year.

This is only the pope's second foreign trip since he assumed office in 2013 — following his highly successful visit to Brazil last summer — and it is certain to present the greatest test of his political and personal leadership to date.

The second possibility is that loop-1 needs to have a certain flexibility that allows it to change conformations in order to bind ssDNA in certain way to present the target mC in a better position for deamination reaction.

It looks certain, however, to present an immediate test for the incoming president.

The latter consists in "allowing citizens, in certain situations, to present what they regard as the basis of political values rooted in their comprehensive doctrine, provided they do this in ways that strengthen the ideal of public reason itself" (Rawls 1993, 247).

Consider selecting a piece of jewelry or a certain hat to present to your daughter or mother that you can both wear on your adventures.

There are a myriad of social pressures forced upon women to look a certain way, and to present themselves as carbon copies of one another in order to be valued by a corrupt culture.

Analyses of the responses to major incidents nationally and internationally show that certain aspects appear to present particular challenges with regard to interdisciplinary rescue efforts: sufficient training, communication, patient logistics (triage, treatment and transport) and access to equipment [6, 11 16].