The outcome of the case may not be certain for years, as it winds through N.L.R.B. proceedings and likely court appeals.
Executives may not be certain that government will do a better job, but if it doesn't, at least they won't have to shoulder the blame.
You may not be certain on your definite style but the whole purpose of art school is to experiment.
At the time, Mr. Creswell was working in the studio of the late-Victorian painter George Frederic Watts, who is famous for large allegorical scenes and for the way G.K. Chesterton described him: "He may not be certain that he is successful, or certain that he is great, or certain that he is good, or certain that he is capable: but he is certain that he is right".
If the position of membership functions may not be certain accurately, then in such cases, the membership degree cannot be chosen as a particular number in [0, 1], then the use of type-2 fuzzy sets is the better option.
The perpetrators, though, may not be certain in their assertions of legality or morality but rather appear to be acting more with the confidence of both impunity and a veil of state secrecy.
Furthermore, we may not be certain that CD8+ T cells were responsible for the in vivo lysis of CFSE-labeled targets, since effectors were not identified in this assay.
While genetic relatedness to offspring is usually obvious in the case of females, males may not be certain of their paternity.
As signaling pathways have not been yet elucidated in Leishmania spp. it is important to note that a correspondence in these processes between other eukaryotes, such as yeasts and mammals and the parasite may not be certain.
A "sense of reassurance" is defined as a secure feeling perceived by a GP about the further management and course of a patient's problem, even though the doctor may not be certain about the diagnosis: Everything fits in.
