Sentence examples for it as certain from inspiring English sources

Nor is it as certain as the BMA claims that there will be no deaths as a result of the withdrawal of "non-emergency" operations, check-ups and other appointments.

It was also rejected by astronomer Sir David Brewster who stated that "those who believe in the Nebular Theory consider it as certain that our Earth derived its solid matter and its atmosphere from a ring thrown from the Solar atmosphere, which afterwards contracted into a solid terraqueous sphere, from which the Moon was thrown off by the same process".

Fair enough, but in answering the point Gallagher mentioned that the Sun had not had as many Ipso rulings against it as certain other national papers.

Bernays's first reaction in a letter to Gödel in January 1931 was likewise that "if, as von Neumann does, one takes it as certain that any and every finitary consideration may be formalized within the system P like you, I regard that in no way as settled one comes to the conclusion that a finitary demonstration of the consistency of P is impossible" (Gödel, 2003a, 87).

If the document is going to be printed in black and white, there is little point in using color in writing it, as certain colors mute to indistinct shades of gray.

Everyone gets the privilege of saying how different life was when they were young--it's as certain as the first gray hair or wrinkle.

And it is as certain as anything can be that they will be up for it over the next three weeks too.

Secondly, it is as certain as anything in politics can be that the coming three-month ban will make hardly any difference to the number of people coming to Britain.

"I think it's as certain as people using Google Docs, and file sharing and so on," he said.

But if the very best we can attain is probability, the knowledge we reach it not as certain as that which results from a scientific demonstration.

It is as certain as anything in a man's life can be confidently postulated, that had he continued to play in English county cricket ... he would have taken his place amongst the select company of England's captains".