Sentence examples for certainty of loss from inspiring English sources

The story that is told is about the certainty of loss.

You'll feel, absurdly, a version of love's built-in tragedy: the terrible certainty of loss that only grows with your affections.

Bergman re-creates the brief, much adored Swedish summer with an ecstasy that is underlined by the certainty of loss — Death, appearing as a frightening old woman who plays chess with a clergyman, makes an early appearance.

It was, in a way, a kind of ironic hope – the hope of the already defeated, holding simultaneously the weary certainty of loss and the absolute insistence on victory.

As they face the certainty of losses, Democrats are in a sense victims of their own success after winning 55 seats and expanding far into conservative territory over the last two election cycles.

Because old age is a period of transitions with risk of or certainty of losses, for example retirement and loss of friends and family members, we have developed an additional module in CRA targeting the specific needs older adults may encounter.

Abraham Verghese's first two books, "My Own Country" (1994) and "The Tennis Partner" (1999), were intelligent, sensitive examinations of health and disease, communication and loneliness; profound contemplations of the difficulty of life and the certainty of its loss.

He warned, for example, that if war came, soldiers would "be subject to the unfair handicap and the certainty of increased loss of life which inferiority in armament and shortage of ammunition must inevitability entail".

Increasing the number of microscans should result in more sensitive detection of adducts, and higher numbers of repeat counts and microscans would result in higher certainty of MS loss of the ribose moiety (116.0474 amu) and higher quality MS and MS spectra.

All of this has prompted a flight to safety so determined that investors are lining up to accept the near certainty of small losses on Treasuries to avoid the possibility of larger losses on stocks, corporate bonds or the debt of other countries.

But it's hard to imagine a circumstance in which the possibility of a future crisis would carry more weight than the certainty of an immediate loss in economic output - even less so when inflation is too low, unemployment uncomfortably high and equilibrium interest rates depressed.