Sentence examples for certainty from from inspiring English sources

"Communities at risk deserve certainty from government".

He said: "People expect certainty from the British Government.

Par wasn't a certainty from there, that's a great putt.

One can't help but wish for more — more valor, more moral certainty — from one's leaders.

Chayka (The Seagull) is Chekhov's only dramatic work dating with certainty from the Melikhovo period.

Previously, Alzheimer's could be distinguished with certainty from other dementias only by post-mortem examination.

One certainty from the day was that the N.B.A.'s age minimum would not be changed.

"The industry needs absolute certainty from an operating perspective," he said.

But it would be good to have more certainty from a borrower with debts of $16.7 trillion.

Although the truth is difficult to discern with certainty from the poems and other evidence, Archilochus may have been disreputable.

In other fields, we do not demand absolute certainty from our scientists, because that is an impossible standard.