Sentence examples for more certainly and from inspiring English sources

"Furthermore, on the balance of probabilities, it is likely that the ingestion of an excess number of co-proxamol tablets coupled with apparently clinically silent coronary artery disease would both have played a part in bringing about death more certainly and more rapidly than would have otherwise been the case".

For Germans, he specified, knowing more certainly and more bitterly than any foreigner can know it that the moral decision each German made under Hitler is still, in 1950, burningly alive in that German's consciousness, and knowing, too, that until the sinners and innocents are merged into one, there can be no hope for a united Germany.

Furthermore, on the balance of probabilities, it is likely that the ingestion of an excess number of co-proxamol tablets coupled with apparently clinically silent coronary artery disease would have both played a part in bringing about death more certainly and more rapidly than would have otherwise been the case.

Lightman solves cases more quickly and more certainly than in the real world".

Moreover, he could earn more by reading than by writing, and more certainly; it was easier to force himself to repeat a performance than create a book.

Arguably, migraine patients and, more certainly, MOH patients should be screened with HADS in pursuit of best outcomes.

More choices, certainly, and potentially larger savings.

In quotes: "Europe has some breathing space, nothing more, and certainly not a resolution.

"Forget what Europe is doing but as a country we should highlight it more and certainly crack down on it".

There are certainly more and more of those.

Yes! Surprised, certainly, and probably more gratified.