Sentence examples for means with certainty from inspiring English sources

"This means with certainty that the trial will not be in New York," he said.

Reducing the country's debt to the sustainable levels required by the International Monetary Fund "means with certainty a debt reduction later on, because the goal can't be reached any other way," said Claudia Schmucker of the German Council on Foreign Relations.

Mr. Sadr has come out defiantly against the American occupation, and has devoted himself to street politics that emphasize the demand for a swift transition to an elected government, which in an Iraq with a 60percentt Shiite majority would mean, with certainty, an end to rule by the Sunni minority that has ruled since 1921.

This means with 70% certainty that Apple isn't planning a touchscreen netbook.

In other words, can we interpret what emojis really mean with enough certainty we'd be okay with sending someone to jail over one?

Following the presentation used by Stringer, this would mean, with close to certainty, that over a ten-year period New York City's pension funds would pay five hundred million dollars to Wall Street and get no outperformance — a net cost of five hundred million dollars.

Complexity means less certainty.

In this decision each segment receives a grade between and 1, where positive grades indicate music and negative grades indicate speech, and the actual value represents the degree of certainty in the decision (e.g., means speech/music with high certainty).

Although we have no reason to believe that the patterns seen for these elective procedures are unique, we have no means of knowing with certainty that waiting times for all other elective surgical procedures have followed the same trends.

Everything I once knew with certainty means nothing at all.

The non-controlled design means that we cannot with certainty attribute any observed changes to the LEAP program.