Sentence examples for sure of finding from inspiring English sources

So those with skills can be sure of finding work and commanding good pay.

She is not sure of finding work in Britain in her chosen profession; her qualifications may not transfer.

Secret instructions can be so well hidden in software, especially if the language is the lower-level assembly, that testers cannot be sure of finding them.

Offhand, we can't think of any other place in town where you can be absolutely sure of finding somebody in the midst of a golden period.

Workers won't leave jobs if they aren't reasonably sure of finding others; firms won't invest even in useful new technologies unless there's adequate demand.

They had searched for it for much of this game, far more than Atlético had, but had not always been sure of finding it.

There is at present no sure way of finding out how many countries permit their citizens to enjoy these two fundamental freedoms.

But the surest way of finding places is to ask locals for advice.

But part of the beauty of physics is that mathematics can unlock secrets, and that striving for simplicity and symmetry can be the surest way of finding what's going on, not just here on Earth, but across the universe.

Sure, the thought of finding out once and for all was exhilarating, but it was entirely mitigated by the terrifying possibility (or, perhaps more honestly, probability) of getting rejected.

"If we keep working as well [as we are now], we can be sure the issue of finding life on another planet will be solved".