Sentence examples for longer be certain from inspiring English sources

If the ECJ can decide this, the plan would no longer be certain disaster.

He reminded Phelps that he could no longer be certain who had his back.

In an open vote, Mr Nateq-Noori could no longer be certain of beating Mr Khatemi, says a western diplomat.

Governor Ryan suspended executions nearly three years ago, saying he could no longer be certain that those on death row were guilty.

The ruling means ministers can no longer be certain that the new snooper's charter will survive any privacy legal challenges in the British courts.

Without it they can no longer be certain of opening during the crucial Christmas and New Year period when they earn 20% of their revenue.

They no longer can be certain that free agents are going to consider Philadelphia a destination of choice because the Eagles offer them a chance to be playing in championship games.

The lesson from the Ides of March is that the tobacco companies can no longer be as certain as they once were of prevailing in such a battle.

That would mean that all victims of statutory rape, date rape, rape of the mentally incapacitated and rape in instances where one is drugged, or given excessive amounts of alcohol, would no longer be allowed certain legal protections.

Legal aid will no longer be available for certain categories of cases involving education, immigration, employment, debt, and housing, all of which can involve very vulnerable people.

The spokeswoman also said the American Girl representative told the actors that if they joined Equity, the company would no longer be flexible about certain other requests by the actors.