Sentence examples for more certainty in from inspiring English sources

Retirees wanting more certainty in the future might consider investing in a deferred income annuity, Mr. Finke said.

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He had argued that the A.I.A. sale would both raise more money and provide more certainty in paying back A.I.G.'s obligations to the government.

Industry officials said that clarifying the terms would give them more certainty in long-range planning and more flexibility in the short term.

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The governor said the deal would give schools more certainty in planning their budgets because it would halt the midyear cuts they endured in the past two years.

Fulton, the giant Two Metre Peter, played with more certainty than in the first innings and was there at the close with 41, adding an unbroken 52-run second-wicket partnership with Kane Williamson and taking the score to 77 for one, the deficit reduced to 134.

Most people had expected the vote to be extremely close, reflecting the balance of opinion among market participants generally: Europe's biggest companies were mostly against the proposal, but the power generators (who buy most of the allowances, but want more certainty) were in favour.

"It is less certain beyond that but hopefully it is something we will have more certainty on in the future.

However, our use of multiple time points before and after the intervention, including modeling to adjust for secular trends in the data, allow us to estimate with more certainty the change in VTE prophylaxis directly attributable to the intervention.

Crucially, Dilnot is also welcomed by much of the insurance industry as it could create more certainty and stability in the market.