Sentence examples for considered sure from inspiring English sources

The players picked first are usually considered sure things, and many sign contracts in excess of $3 million a year.

Dr. Postol's critique involves its hardest job, distinguishing between actual enemy warheads and the cloud of decoys considered sure to be launched to disguise them.

Few people think that Ridley Scott's Mars movie can make it at the Oscars, but the wholescale snubs for a trio of films considered sure things at the Academy Awards will mean sleepless nights for many.

What was unprecedented was the emergence of hard-fought contests in sizable states that were considered sure things for one candidate or another when the campaign began in September.

Soon before these failures, all three projects were considered sure bets by GM, Wall Street and the worldwide auto press and industry in general.

About a third of SURE graduates went on to complete a graduate degree >90% considered SURE as important or very important in their academic development.

And unless there is money to be collected, candidates do not venture into states that they consider sure to win.

However, because the drug development process is inherently risky and expensive, large public biopharma firms seem to prefer investing in what they consider "sure bets," even if they may end up overpaying.

They make fewer games and rely more on movie tie-ins and what they consider sure-fire sequels.

IN his day, the composer, pianist and pedagogue Johann Nepomuk Hummel was considered as sure a bet for immortality as Beethoven, maybe surer.

None of the nominees for best musical are considered a sure thing.