Sentence examples for firm certainty from inspiring English sources
He holds her like a sweet, delicate thing: protectively, with a firm certainty.
There is of course no hard scientific truth -- no firm certainty that a rupture on a tectonic boundary in the western Pacific (in Honshu, say) can lead directly to a break in a boundary in the eastern Pacific (in Parkfield), or another in the eastern Indian ocean (off Sumatra, say).
Gilles Paris, the Washington correspondent of France's liberal daily Le Monde, sees Mr Obama "calling for a fairer America" in an address marked by "firm certainty".
Though it would be difficult to conceive of a Putin loss in the March election, it is a firm certainty that the democratic genie is finally out of the bottle in Russia, and he has granted its people a long-desired wish: they are well on their way to becoming citizens instead of subjects.
But Doncaster's firms need certainty; they need the transition to avoid a cliff edge; European citizens need assurance; and I want guarantees that workers' rights and environmental standards are protected.
It also wishes to be part of the "one-stop shop" mechanism, whereby only one supervisory authority, rather than multiple bodies across the EU, decides on cross-border data disputes, so at to give EU and UK firms greater certainty.
There's a whole new world beyond Facebook and Google out there – and only one certainty firm in the mix.
In all cases the cash state diverges to infinity if the firm survives with certainty.
"This package will send a strong signal to investors that the government is serious about providing firms with the certainty they need to invest in affordable, secure, low-carbon energy," John Cridland, director general of the Confederation of British Industry, the country's main business group, said in a statement.
In that regard, by preferring more certainty, the firm is said to be risk averse.
In his dizzying state of solitude, unsure which of his perceptions can be relied upon, he worships the firm walls, which promise certainty.
