Sentence examples for of greater certainty from inspiring English sources

And the question is, how do you develop sort of greater certainty?

In the mainstream market Cook said he expected activity "to pick up a little momentum over the short term", as a result of greater certainty over economic policy.

Proponents say it will let planes fly closer together and land safely in low-visibility weather, because of greater certainty about where they are.

The work is typically now; challenging the viewer, asking us to remember a time of greater certainty and confidence, when a pop star could be bald without everyone laughing.

Adrian Lowcock from investment company Hargreaves Lansdown told BBC Breakfast the move would offer people with mortgages a degree of greater certainty for the future.

Good governance provides investors with the benefit of greater certainty – certainty about the specific challenges and enabling conditions in wild fisheries, and certainty about how to deploy their dollars effectively.

Dacre is a man of great certainty, and he divides the world into people he approves of and people he does not.

There is unavoidably conflict between relationships in input trees collected from the literature and the aim of our work is to find an optimum solution rather than only summarise the areas of greatest certainty regarding phylogenetic relationships.

By the former, the federal legislature was given power to legislate for "the peace, order and good government of Canada," and "for greater certainty" 29 subjects of exclusive federal jurisdiction were listed.

(6) [Assignment of right of action] For greater certainty, it is deemed always to have been the law that a right of action for infringement of copyright may be assigned in association with the assignment of the copyright or the grant of an interest in the copyright by licence.

This uncertainty could be reduced by conducting experiments to measure or constrain parameter estimates, which may lead to a more focused set of expectations from the trial due to greater certainty of the underlying biology and its connection to disease.