Sentence examples for current certainty from inspiring English sources

Chair of the parliamentary energy and climate change committee, SNP MP Angus MacNeil, said: "The latest changes remove the current certainty for the lowest cost renewable technologies whilst failing to provide any indication of the future investment landscape".

And Romney's understanding failed him because his talking points way overdid the importance — and the current certainty — of whether the attack had arisen in part from protests or had been entirely premeditated.

And when it does, Mr Duncan Smith has convinced himself, the current certainties about Labour's hegemony will seem ridiculous.He may be right.

Then, order the classifiers according to their current classification certainty, such that h y1) ≥  h y2) ≥ ⋯ ≥  h y n ).

Stories such as these, of syphilis or of the early microbiologists, prompt me to wonder how our current medical certainties will be regarded in a hundred years' time.

He said the current law provided certainty and accountability and warned against the risk of doing a "disservice" to the cause of justice and potentially infringing on the division of powers between courts and the legislature.

"The end of the euro in its current form is a certainty," he added.

Limitations of current knowledge, and the certainty that fire management will continue, underscore the need to summarize available information.

But a broad restatement of that position, updated by the president to suit current circumstances, is no certainty.

They will do little to tackle climate change and in their current form give little certainty to Europe's once thriving but now fragile clean tech sector.

Manchester United are unstoppable domestically, according to Paddy Power, which announced an early pay-out on them yesterday, but winning the European Cup back-to-back is less of a certainty if current odds are to be believed.