Sentence examples for sure thing since from inspiring English sources

It's their annual sure thing, since each network is guaranteed to make 100 deals.

Also, Arcade Fire, though not confirmed, would seem a sure thing since the band is speaking about Haiti at the University of Texas the Monday after the close of the festival.

Just about the only nice thing one had to say about the other was that they could end up facing off in the general election — no sure thing, since each faces a hotly contested primary.

That's no sure thing, since music streaming remains nascent in Southeast Asia, with Deezer the only international service present in Thailand.

Looks like it has become a sure thing since: in an interview with The Street, Nvidia's GM of mobile Mike Rayfield fessed up that one of the big five manufacturers should launch a Tegra phone by the end of this year.

This is the surest thing since Reagan's second term, Beyoncé winning all the VMAs for Lemonade and Kanye West writing "Kanye West" when he votes for president this November.

That approval isn't a sure thing, however, since Apple offers a rival magazine app.

But it's not a sure thing, Sherlock says, since coverage depends on the incident and your policy.

But that's far from a sure thing, they stressed, since the detection of the X-ray spike pushed both observatories to their sensitivity limits.

The odd thing is that, historically, acting on the best guess available has turned out to work out rather well, while relying on the sure thing known for certain since the beginning of time and revealed in a holy book has turned out to be a pretty poor strategy for finding out how this planet whirls among the stars while creating prosperous and peaceful places on it.

The sequel, again teased early on by the original film's director, was still far from a sure thing, but in the years since China's box office has become even more important, with 2016 set to be the year that the country overtakes the US.