Sentence examples for more or less certain from inspiring English sources

That's about all that is more or less certain.

But one could be more or less certain that Charlie Hebdo would draw the wrong conclusions.

There were reports that bodies had been found near there, and it was more or less certain it was her group because they were the only western people in that area.

What was largely unspoken was that in the second case we can be more or less certain that the person killed in the bathroom would be – could only be – imagined as black.

Whatever happens next, one thing seems more or less certain: with Google striking deals with libraries throughout the world, as well as developing an ebook store for the UK market, the genie is unlikely to return to the bottle.

Slash has picked a group he admires, and who are more or less certain to spend their 40 minutes on stage facing – at best – complete indifference or – at worst – a hail of flying bottles.

If official inflation falls below 1% tomorrow, which seems more-or-less certain, would that matter?

Le Pen, for example, is the only French politician more-or-less certain to be in the second and final round of voting in the 2017 presidential elections - and if the weekend's parliamentary by-election in Doubs is a guide, if she loses it will be by a whisker.

She did not go home a Zionist, but in the course of the day her views seemed to grow more textured — or less certain — as she found comfort in the company of Israeli women who said that they, too, had a home on this land.

But had it been couched in "more cautious terms or less certain terms may not have been capable of criticism at all".

Most of the debate actually focused around a few specific guidelines, probably those that are more difficult to enunciate or less certain in their utility.