Sentence examples for longer certain that from inspiring English sources

"Schools are no longer certain that this money will be available in the next few years," she said.

In mid-2007, it was reported that Mr. Redstone was no longer certain that his daughter should succeed him.

He was no longer certain that she was ugly, only that he wanted to keep looking to make sure.

At least the boy possesses a soul: many of the other victims are no longer certain that they do, and their shame at having survived is palpable.

I was still immensely proud of being a paratrooper and commissioned officer, but I was no longer certain that I wanted to spend my full career with the armed forces.

But later, after Rodman had lost most of his money, he would confess to suffering from years of alcoholism and it was no longer certain that he'd been the master of his own odd ceremonies, after all.

We're no longer certain of that at all".

It was initially reported as an attempted robbery, but police are no longer certain of that.

He "hoped" (but was no longer certain, I inferred) that the project would continue and that it would be "as self-sustaining as possible".

When asked why he was no longer certain, Mitch explained that he had begun to question whether or not Genesis had been intended to be read literally and that he had become "more open-minded about radiometric dating methods" for determining the ages of rocks, and therefore Earth.

But that timetable is no longer certain.