Sentence examples for more certain if from inspiring English sources

If the referendum is lost and the Lib Dems collapse, many of their seats are very likely to fall into the hands of the Tories, an outcome the more certain if the next election is held under FPTP.

Since permanency is more certain if plantations are established in areas that are not used for food, fodder and timber production, areas needed for agriculture or wood up to 2100 have been excluded in the all experiments.

"We think that they are just paying more attention to intersections as they come up on them because they are more certain that if they violate the red light that they will get a ticket," said Adrian Lund, the institute's president.

They'd be a bit more certain that if anything happened to them they'd be fully covered.

What seems more certain is that if the Rangers again play poorly, the chants of "Fire Sather!" that rang in the Garden for the first time this season on Tuesday will be heard again.

Worse still, by comparison with the government's exercise of authority, the law imposed by the Taliban is far more certain — quick and clear, if ruthless.

Given inherent uncertainty in assessing new technologies this means that the risks to the environment and human health are much higher than were the case if more certain scientific information were required.

We want to be the 'only one' with the sexual partner as we wanted to be with the mother, and how much more certain can we be if we actually – ie symbolically – lock someone in?