Sentence examples for not less certain from inspiring English sources

We communicate to become more certain of our views, not less certain.

When people publicly commit to a religious or political perspective, whether left or right or what have you, when presented with information challenging their positions they become more certain, not less certain, of their positions, as anyone in sales, marketing or psychology well knows.

These constraints guarantee that the outage probability of the transceivers' received SNRs, as perceived by the master transceiver, is not less than certain given thresholds.

During the selection of LBmSN-transduced keratinocytes, the initial concentration of BS in the medium should determine a strict range of LBmSN transduced keratinocytes, which express not more and not less than certain levels of bsrm gene.

"That might make some people happier, but whether it will get them a job or not is less certain," Mr. Graham said, offering an amendment that would have replaced most of the tax breaks with a tax credit for companies based on the number of additional workers they hire.

It's called the Jevons paradox, where efficiency improvements lead to more, not less, consumption of certain goods or services.

This sort of criticism is blunted somewhat by the fact that a bus ride does not constitute a binding contract to cast a vote, but let's get real: these campaigns wouldn't be buying free parking and food for people if they weren't more or less certain that it was going to translate into votes.

Whether the readers of Mr. Schilperoord's book will accept the thesis that without Ganz the Volkswagen would not have existed is less certain.

You can't show them those pay scales, not just because you're less certain that you'll progress up them but because officially there aren't any.

That won't make taxes any less certain -- but it will make future tax seasons a little less stressful.

Not surprisingly, he was on less certain ground over immigration.