Sentence examples for more certain or from inspiring English sources

She welcomes a review of the law but adds: "There's no guarantee that a new description of the purpose of the legislation or a formula setting out how the assets and income should be divided would be any more certain or fairer".

Choosing a narrow-spectrum agent was perceived to be a more attractive option when the diagnosis was more certain or when a patient was perceived to have a benign clinical condition.

No matter what the lines on the chart look like, nothing is more certain or damaging than your confession.

Risk of bias previously assessed as 'unclear' based on core reports became a more certain 'low' or 'high' risk of bias.

When asked to compare genetic risk information with other types of diabetes risk information, most participants in both groups expressed that they perceived genetic information to be more "certain," "factual," or "scientific" than phenotypic risk information.

"Buying toxic assets from banks is a good thing because I think confidence comes back into the banking system when you are certain — or more certain — that you have no time bombs ticking," Mr. Ackermann said.

Intuition, attention and openness to the world are part of what makes a photographer great, an ability more certain than luck or happenstance.

One may not write, for instance, that one statement is "more certain" than another, or that an apartment is "relatively perfect".

Nathalie, played by Isabelle Huppert, is no more certain of herself or her future than Paul, the restless, twenty-something house DJ at the centre of Hansen-Løve's last film.

Does "The Certain" really seem more certain than "The Thrilled," or vice versa?

"No other proposal is quicker, less costly, or more certain to succeed," he said.