Sentence examples for seen as certain from inspiring English sources

Approval in the Senate is seen as certain.

Only last month the prime minister was seen as certain to call a spring election with the expectation of romping to an easy victory.

He said that although Mr. Bush and Vice President Al Gore were seen as certain winners after the March 7 primaries, they did not yet have the delegates needed for nomination.

If Mr Brown is now seen as certain to lose the next election, a similar stasis could afflict the government for two years rather than the few months a leadership race would take.

Although he supported Mary Robinson in her campaign to become president of Ireland, McGahern's refusal to become directly involved with politics, or buy into what he sees as certain modern Irish myths, has irked some.

It shouldn't be, and shouldn't be seen, as isolating certain groups or enabling certain countries at the expense of others.

According to the interactionist perspective, the qualitative interview is seen as a certain social scientific practice with the aim of producing certain forms of knowledge [ 19].

Revenge terror attacks at home are once again seen as almost certain.

"I wish it was an institutional project but it's seen as favouring certain characters, namely Sepp Blatter.

The switch eliminated "what was seen as a certain libertarian squishiness at the Office of Legal Counsel under Ted," Mr. Calabresi said.

Watson, 40, is highly regarded in baseball and is seen as a certain general manager of the future.