Sentence examples for certainty grew from inspiring English sources

The Coalition's certainty grew as Shorten's personal popularity plummeted and Labor's consistent lead in the party polling began to narrow.

Certainty grew, grew as swiftly as the distant thud of someone landing on the catwalk at the farther end of the freight became bounding footsteps approaching.

As much as it says about Albee's caustic, unsentimental mother, the play is also about times of life: the way that certainties grow flaccid and doubts hard; the difference between the cruelty of the old and the cruelty of the young.

Neither remark pointed with any certainty to growing public ignorance, but evidence for it isn't hard to find.

An effort in Congress to modernize a patchwork system of state and federal laws governing chemical safety is generating debate between a bipartisan group of state legislators who say the update would rob states of the ability to regulate sometimes toxic substances within their own borders and businesses who say they need regulatory certainty to grow jobs and the economy.

"We all know that our businesses need certainty to grow," Ryan said.

Although the actual sequence of events will never be known with certainty, the vomeronasal system grew in importance, and lizard evolution proceeded in an entirely new direction.

Mr. Harrower has referred to "A Slow Air" as "a Scotland play," which considers "how the certainties with which people grew up have been challenged".

No," she replies, with growing certainty.

The growing certainty: I will probably never dance the lambada with Natalie Portman.

"This strategy provides increased certainty in addressing growing fire suppression needs," the budget document notes.