Sentence examples for not always certain from inspiring English sources

But Jewish solidarity is not always certain.

Payments from other insurers are not always certain, however.

(He's so new that he's not always certain how to count the laps).

It appeared that the Giants' defensive backs were not always certain whom to cover.

And medical researchers, looking for data, say they are not always certain themselves about how to decide.

It is not always certain that borrowing proceeded from Dravidian to Indo-Aryan, however, because Dravidian languages freely borrowed from Indo-Aryan.

Even if he isn't always certain which of of his personas audiences are focusing on.

Of course, DeMarco wasn't always certain his sartorial sale would be such a success.

Part romance, existential meditation and dark comedy, the film, like its perplexed characters, isn't always certain of what it wants to be.

She also acknowledged that Paramore has been through what she called "a little bit of a soap opera," and that it wasn't always certain that the band would continue.

Jonathan Landay of McClatchy also has a new report, based on classified intelligence documents, that "show that drone operators weren't always certain who they were killing" — and that they were certain they'd killed hundreds of people who were associated not with Al Qaeda but with groups that caused trouble in Pakistan, or who were vaguely described as "foreign fighters" or "other militants".