Sentence examples for not certain though from inspiring English sources

That timetable is not certain, though.

The cash is not certain, though, because the conventional wisdom is that the endgame will be a close vote.

Asked why in the interview, he said he was not certain, though he offered several explanations, including unpaid tickets and previous accidents.

They are not certain, though, whether all the baggage came from the tail compartment, or whether some was carry-on baggage.

The origin of the Rosary of the Blessed Virgin is not certain, though it has been associated with St . Dominic founder of the Dominican order in the early 13th century.

The date of his death is not certain, though he was still alive in 16 bce, for two events of that year are mentioned in his fourth book, which was perhaps edited posthumously.

It isn't certain (though it seems likely, Fraser thinks) that the Queen consummated her lifelong romance with Count Axel Fersen, a Swedish officer of immense charm and wealth who fought with the French forces in America, and who, in the royal triangle (if that's what it was), played Mars to Louis's Vulcan.

Not certain which, though.

Saying 'Obamacare polls badly' or 'the individual provisions of the ACA other than the individual mandate poll well' isn't the same as saying 'Obamacare is unpopular' or 'the Obamacare subsidies and Medicaid expansion are popular.' It's likely, though still not certain, that most people just don't have opinions about either the program or its various parts.

Sadly, though, I'm not certain the Fenix will be able to tell Replicant from human, a major feature that Garmin should add in upcoming versions.

Mr Zuma, formerly the party's deputy leader, is now in prime position (though not certain) to succeed Mr Mbeki as the country's next president.