Sentence examples for less certain to from inspiring English sources
But these efforts seem less certain to continue now.
The reproductive issues for women with cancer are far more complex and less certain to succeed.
Romney's version of Roosevelt's campaign strategy is far less certain to succeed.
Now that it seems less certain to get past the Supreme Court, Starr's concern seems prescient.
Having the state regulate only civil unions is much less certain to accomplish profound social change.
"The facts of my life seem less certain to me when I am alone," he writes.
Le Pen, for example, is the only French politician more-or-less certain to be in the second and final round of voting in the 2017 presidential elections - and if the weekend's parliamentary by-election in Doubs is a guide, if she loses it will be by a whisker.
We're aware something dangerous is in our hands; we are less certain what to do about it.
Having deftly directed a biopic of Charlie Parker in Bird, Eastwood seems altogether less certain how to handle a musical per se.
As in older puzzlers such as Lemmings, it's immediately clear what must be done in each level, but less certain how to do it.
That is now less certain, thanks to some late endorsements of Mr Obama by Hispanic politicians and Edward Kennedy, the senior senator from Massachusetts.
