Sentence examples for for some certainty from inspiring English sources

Big Egypt, which creaked and trundled about its business for decades, is crying out for some certainty, some normality.

For some certainty in the market, the best option is to follow the final and still operative forecast of Mr. Sleet.

A lot has been said in the fortnight following the election of Donald Trump, as journalists and readers search for some certainty and reassurance at a time when there seem few definite answers.

"Much of our business – as much as 70% – is remortgaging as borrowers look for some certainty while taking advantage of record low rates and snap up a cheap fixed deal," he said.

His style enacts his subject, which "is really the individual consciousness - how we think, how we justify, how we perceive, and how we flail around for some certainty, some absolute feeling or judgment and find it a lie and an impossibility".

Perhaps the greatest wish Greeks could have for 2013 is for some certainty about their future: to be able to know that the worst of their troubles are behind them, that structural reforms will change the unsustainable economic model of the past, while creating a fairer society, and that recovery is in sight.

Filing for bankruptcy provides some certainty in a sea of uncertainty".

The best case scenario for taxpayers craving some certainty is that Congress gets its act together and legislates between the Fourth of July break and August recess.

Generally, advisers like to have some certainty for two or three years before making a recommendation.

But in order to provide some certainty for customers, tour operators have cancelled their entire summer programmes.

The Swiss government said the deal allows Switzerland to draw a line under past tax disputes with the United States and create some certainty for the Swiss banking industry.