Sentence examples for growing more certain from inspiring English sources

CBS executives are growing more certain that they have demonstrated that Mr. Letterman has every reason to stay where he is.

Mr. Roosevelt's speech last night reiterating the principles enunciated in the Columbus speech heightened the belief in financial circles that his influence is waning, and day by day his elimination as a factor in the Presidential campaign is growing more certain.

As he aged, he grew more certain that beauty was a guide to truth.

And the trick of it is, of course, that the reader only grows more certain that she is more right than most.

The inference model, accurately applying the rules of Bayesian statistics, grew more certain of the prior as the experiment progressed.

Though we are moving to an increasingly digital age, with email, Twitter and live-chat customer service growing more prevalent, there are certain instances where customers may feel they need to speak to another human being about their issue.

Almost twenty years later, in fact, it may finally be growing more acceptable to suggest that certain comparisons between the two Cold War superpowers were apt.

Perhaps certain dangers are growing more acute, such as the risk of epidemics spreading not only among pilgrims but in their home countries when they return.

Inside the closed circle of the Hungarian far right, certain ideas were growing more common: Gypsies were sapping Hungary's vigor.

Brands are growing more concerned about positioning themselves against certain kinds of user-generated content, and rightly so.

The paper [1] suggests to imagine a child, which begins to grow more rapidly at the age of about 12 years, growing more and more rapidly until a certain height is approached, at which time there is a rapid slowing of the growth, stopping at the adult height dictated by genes.