Sentence examples similar to grown certainty from inspiring English sources

No," she replies, with growing certainty.

The growing certainty: I will probably never dance the lambada with Natalie Portman.

But there is growing certainty among diplomats that a deal will be signed in Paris, succeeding the 1992 Kyoto protocol.

For years he had overtaxed himself; for years, mustering that immoderate will of his, he had thrust away from himself and others the growing certainty of this end.

The decline in spending comes amid growing certainty among public health officials that antismoking programs, like help lines and counseling, actually work.

"Although there is uncertainty about where the likely targets are," he said, "there is a growing certainty in Europe that there are targets".

Recalling his growing certainty that he was the man to reshape the Labour Party and lead it to victory, Mr Blair compares himself to a businessman who has spotted "the next great opportunity".

A senior civil servant once told me that even before its repeal there was a growing certainty that it would have to be amended even before the Parliament came into being.

But Mr. Zayas said that the information Ms. Weiner was exposed to after the crime led her from only a broad recollection to a growing certainty that Mr. Drake was the attacker.

More research needs to be done into how much blue water the confirmed new farms in Ethiopia and elsewhere will use, but there is growing certainty that they could severely hurt other users, both nearby and downstream in other countries.

Gomes runs quickly through the momentous challenges overcome in his 15 years, and in particular the growing certainty of voice recognition, which is bringing millions who cannot even read and write to the service.