Sentence examples for certain to undergo from inspiring English sources

These future losses, though obviously speculative, usually can include the loss of earning capacity, the reasonable cost of the medical services that the injured person will incur, and the future suffering that the injured person is reasonably certain to undergo.

The move, which follows his questioning in January and formal detention last month, means Nan is certain to undergo criminal trial on the charges related to an investigation into match-fixing in Chinese soccer.

Thus, a chronic infection/inflammatory condition may prompt certain organs to undergo permanent change in gene expression pattern.

Until now, foreign scholars working in certain fields had to undergo an extensive interagency security review--known as a Visas Mantis check--every time they wanted to reenter the United States.

Also, the simple fact of lack of detailed comorbidity reporting in the registry and hence impossibility to adjust for them in the statistical model may be responsible for higher prevalence for systemic complications in group III, since it could have been reasonable for patients under certain clinical conditions to undergo delayed two-stage procedures.

They gave more information about the patient, explained why a certain decision was made and whether any other circumstances were present, for example a patient not wishing to undergo certain tests or hospital policies not allowing the physician to request certain tests at night.

A popular custom was to undergo certain physically exhausting or painful exercises.

Whether this power is obtained spontaneously or after a voluntary vision quest, the future shaman has to undergo certain initiatory trials.

If Romney is in deadly earnest about 2016 and an article in Tuesday's Washington Post said that he is "almost certain" to run he needs to undergo a serious rebranding exercise.

In a hospital's risk analysis, it makes sense for many babies to have their vision briefly, sometimes unnecessarily, blurred to prevent a single case of blindness, or for a certain number of women to undergo unnecessary C-sections to prevent a single neonatal death.

Water has to undergo certain suitable processes, commonly reverse osmosis, filtration or distillation before it can be labeled as PD bottled water (IBWA 2000).