Sentence examples for described as certain from inspiring English sources

The purchase price was $79.9 million before what was described as "certain adjustments".

"It is always fun," Ms. Miller said, even though the accommodations have what can only be described as certain limitations.

The strikes, described as "certain" by Billy Hayes, general secretary of the Communication Workers Union (CWU), could come on the day the government pushes through the controversial £3bn privatisation of the 497-year-old postal service.

A red file contained information about political matters, while an orange one contained what the cabinet secretary described as "certain matters of personal conduct which could quite possibly leave you open to blackmail".

The ruling by the federal bankruptcy court judge, Arthur J. Gonzalez, overruled objections by some Chrysler lenders and staved off what Judge Gonzalez described as certain and immediate liquidation.

Mr. Geier, who assumed the top posts at Interpublic on Jan . 1 , 1980will become chairman emeritus and will serve as an adviser to Mr. Dooner and the Interpublic board in what he described as "certain key areas" as well as with "certain clients that want me to be involved".

Prosecutors argued that Bourke "was a knowing participant in a scheme to bribe senior government officials in Azerbaijan with several hundred million dollars in shares of stock, cash, and other gifts" -- what the Chamber report describes as "certain investments he made with a business partner" -- to gain exclusive control of the state's oil company.

In the European Public Assessment Report, the natures of the KRAS mutations were described as 'certain hot-spots (mainly codons 12 and 13)'.

Though both curative and protective actions were described as having certain and immediate effects, subjects might have intuitively perceived the latter as less certain or subject to a time shift, or even questioned the credibility of this description, since preventive programs with "certain effects in the near future" are scarce.

He chose commonplace, one-syllable words that had what he described as "a certain comedic value".

An aesthetic essence is described as "a certain composition of sense or qualia" (1946, 188) and as a "qualitatively identical content" (1946, 18).