Sentence examples for more certain when from inspiring English sources

In addition, the outcome is more certain when the polls are more consistent with one another.

Our research suggests, as intuition might dictate, that the outcome in a state is more certain when there is a higher volume of recent polling there.

One would hope they feel more certain when they put real money on the table.

Condor Ferries, which said it wanted to return to Weymouth, publishes its winter and summer timetables five months in advance and has told the council it is unable to commit to a date for returning to the port until it can be more certain when the repairs will be complete.

The follow-up dispatch made the United States victory clear, and the defeat of Tecumseh's confederacy became more certain when no second attack materialized.

In particular, cost-effectiveness appears to be more certain when compared against a US threshold of $50,000 per QALY.

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.

At least now, readers can be more certain that when they hear that climate change might not be caused by humans, it's probably just a zombie theory.

Coney Island -- or, rather, the idea of Coney Island -- is one of those romantic urban touchstones beloved by nostalgists who are never more certain than when insisting things were better 50 years ago.

But the news, announced by the Nets on Monday, brought Kidd no closer to returning to the court and left the team no more certain of when that will happen.

What is more certain is when α-syn is misfolded, the random coil of the NAC domain forms β-sheets, which participate in protofibril and fibril formation 68, 74.