Sentence examples for full certainty from inspiring English sources
But the risk, if not full certainty about its consequences, is there.
It will emerge soon that I have the full certainty and total trust in the investigators..
"It's quite possible the people of Herbert won't have full certainty about who their member is until early next year," he says.
This indicates that there is no path through the graph, but even if the experiment is carried out correctly the support here falls short of full certainty.
In most modern accounts, probability and certainty are measurable on a single scale with (full) certainty amounting to a probability of 1.
He could bid up to, say, $90,000 with full certainty that he wouldn't be burdened with actually winning the auction and having to pay up.
I don't think their poems will move our grandchildren greatly... .. Ah, how it reverberates, that line, that pronouncement so full of certainty, so wrong.
This principle is expressed in the Rio Declaration, which stipulates that, where there are "threats of serious or irreversible damage, lack of full scientific certainty shall not be used as a reason for postponing cost-effective measures to prevent environmental degradation".
"The Circus" 's producers followed the discussion with clips of Bush and Gore appearing before the press during the Florida recount — the Democrat lawyerly and cautious, the Republican full of certainty and bravado.
As if to underline the fact that he hasn't grasped it, Sir Mark used his article to do the opposite: he used a lack of full scientific certainty as a reason for postponing cost-effective measures to prevent environmental degradation.
