Sentence examples for need some certainty from inspiring English sources

We have zero clarity on this and we really need some certainty.

Gallagher has said she let Tony Abbott know "that there's a lot of worried people sitting in homes that need some certainty about their future".

"They need some certainty it's not a one-year deal, because for them to buy a second truck for $100,000, it's not a minor decision".

"But we need some certainty and we think that the population of the country needs a simpler system, where they know what their liabilities are going to be, some certainty and that we join up the health and the adult care systems at a local level".

"The Mayor believes that the solar PV industry needs some certainty over the next few years as it transitions to a subsidy-free and longterm sustainable future," said Matthew Pencharz, deputy mayor for the environment and energy, in a letter to Leadsom released on Friday.

Mr Williams said: "We acknowledge central government's approach to reduce public spending, but we need some degree of certainty about the level of reduction to be able to plan properly.

"What we need is some certainty from the new government that housing remains a priority with the rental market playing a central role.

One asylum seeker told us, "We just need to have some certainty.

"To meet climate change targets we need to get some certainty on this," she said.

What was being planned previously, strategically [with targets], was an important way of doing it because you need to give some certainty on where these houses are going to go.

We need to feel some certainty before we can appreciate that it's this realm of questions that can pull us into places of greater truth -- allowing us to see that seemingly contradictory ideas can both be right: that light is both wave and particular, that from an aerial perspective, various religious traditions all contain truth.