Sentence examples for same degree of certainty from inspiring English sources

Boulger says variable-rate mortgages offering a short-term discount on the lender's standard rate are a good bet – although they don't provide the same degree of certainty as a fix.

Then, as the Fulham defence attempted to clear a ball with the same degree of certainty as a kitten toying with a hand-grenade, Rooney crossed, the ball struck the back of a defender's boot and Hernandez did the rest.

Moral rules, for Locke, are knowable with the same degree of certainty as "any Demonstration in Euclid" (Essay, 4.3.18).

In 1763, Kant entered an essay prize competition addressing the question of whether the first principles of metaphysics and morality can be proved, and thereby achieve the same degree of certainty as mathematical truths.

David Hume, in the eighteenth century, had shown that all such inferences must involve risk: no matter how certain our premises, no inductively reached conclusion can have the same degree of certainty.

The main disadvantage of the qualitative approach is that the findings cannot be replicated for a larger population with the same degree of certainty that quantitative analyses provides.

He expressed the same degree of exasperation.

The CMS team counted a similar number of interactions with the same level of certainty.

But, for what it's worth, here's my take: I came up here thinking it was hard to see how Labour could lose and I'm going home thinking the same, only with a slightly higher degree of certainty.

Then they wheel on two specialists who testify that both the handwriting and the photograph images of Vasily and Aleksei belong ("with a high degree of certainty") to the same man.

But the Negro youth was tarrying there, and now I could guess, guess with a degree of certainty, at the same time oddly conscious that I felt no alarm.