Sentence examples for practically certain that from inspiring English sources

It is now practically certain that The Sun on Sunday will be launched, and highly probable that this will happen in January.

If they get into trouble together, it's practically certain that the government will bail them out, regardless of how unpopular such a move might be.

The journalist Jean-François Jean-François Kahnpractically certain" that Dsaidas not trying to rape the Sofitel maid, but was merely engaging in "troussage de domestique," lifting the skirt of the servant.

Owing to a collision with the torpedo gunboat Hazard during manoeuvres the submarine A 3 sank with four officers and ten men on board and it is practically certain that every soul perished.

The app selection is still limited — I couldn't find a name-brand activity tracker, like Misfit, though it's practically certain that those apps are going to be ported over to the Time Round.

It was practically certain that, given their tangled history and well-documented if largely out-of-view battle for the Iron Throne, I mean the "Tonight Show" desk, he would not leave his post before Jay Leno departed his.

It appears practically certain now that the disappearance of Miss Earhart and Mr. Noonan will become one of aviation's unsolved mysteries.

"This was described as the long-sought answer to a vital question, making it practically certain not only that the vaccine will produce effective immunity against all three types of polio but also that the immunity will be of the lasting type, possibly for the individual's lifetime," The Times reported.

Avoidable adverse effect To determine whether the adverse event is avoidable, reviewers will score on a scale of 6 points (1 = no evidence or little evidence; 6 = practically certain evidence) their degree of confidence that the adverse effect is avoidable.

To determine whether the adverse event is due to care, reviewers score on a scale of 6 points (1 = no evidence or little evidence; 6 = practically certain evidence) their degree of confidence that the AE is due to health care and not the pathological process.

The proximity of the proposed residential units to the clubs left many feeling that the threat of noise complaints was practically certain.