Sentence examples for it is reasonably certain from inspiring English sources

The exact date of its invention is not known, but it is reasonably certain that it came after the crayon manner.

That inquiry alone could take months, and the Justice Department is unlikely to conclude the Mexican money laundering investigation until it is reasonably certain it has a complete picture of HSBC's conduct.

Just how far back in history organized athletic contests were held remains a matter of debate, but it is reasonably certain that they occurred in Greece almost 3,000 years ago.

On Thursday evening, at least, it is reasonably certain Mr. Biden's script has been well scrubbed and he will stick to it, as he did four years ago when he talked about his roots and the perils of Republican rule.

(It is reasonably certain that he would not have trusted Brown to do any of these things in the face of any serious opposition, and also reasonably certain that he was correct to think so).

A complete record of the company's proceedings under that act was kept in the usual way in the General Land Office, and it is reasonably certain that the defendants would have learned of those proceedings had they heeded the promptings of the situation in which they purchased.

The US military said it was reasonably certain Emwazi had been killed in the drone strike, which hit a vehicle and killed one other occupant.

It's reasonably certain that there will be attempts to provide more demand if Obama wins, and that's all you can ask for at the moment.

The Pentagon said on Friday that it was "reasonably certain" that an American airstrike had killed Mohammed Emwazi, the Islamic State's most notorious executioner.

But partly it was just the implicit understanding that no company would go to all the bother of putting the work in your path unless it was reasonably certain it would recoup.

The U.S. military said in November it was "reasonably certain" it had killed him in a drone strike.