Sentence examples for certain to reveal from inspiring English sources

But the two cases, coming on the heels of other recent revelations, served as a reminder that the Nazis were fanatical record keepers and that there are untold numbers of undisclosed documents that are certain to reveal new material long into the future.

Sequencing of the swine genome is providing a rich source of primary knowledge of gene structure and transcriptional regulation that is certain to reveal important insights about the mechanisms of anti-PRRSV immunity, and continued efforts to unravel the details of the interaction of PRRSV with pigs will lead to new insights that overcome the current limitations in the field.

After a stint as editor of Humpty Dumpty, a children's magazine, Mr. Gardner began a long relationship with Scientific American with an article in 1956 on hexaflexagons, strips of paper that can be folded in certain ways to reveal faces besides the two that were originally on the front and back.

The primary emphases of BOPA2 were representation of mapped SNPs that were not included on BOPA1 and inclusion of multiple SNPs for certain genes to reveal haplotypes at these loci, with some weight given to MAF.

Certain artists seek to reveal the machinations of political rhetoric by mimicking it.

The birth deformities are the end result of mothers being infected with the virus earlier in their pregnancy so, with the lambing season in its early stages and calving not beginning until April, further infections are certain to be revealed.

Best feature: To ensure consistency, hotels are photographed systematically (room shots feature all four corners of the room and the entire bed) so shortcomings are all but certain to be revealed.

Even so, at several points in the book, Leigh declines to reveal certain "trade secrets".

One top-secret memo instructed the agency's internal auditors not to reveal certain details to the Justice Department.

In the spirit of nondisclosure, Mr. Rafanelli declined to reveal certain details himself — like how much the wedding cost.

A journalist is certain it is unethical to reveal a source promised confidentiality -- but what if that source was lying, or has evidence to save an accused innocent from jail?