Sentence examples similar to that is to be certain from inspiring English sources

"The job of public health is to be certain that the right information is easily available when people seek it," Katz wrote.

Neither sort is infallibly certain, in the way that Descartes proposed judgments are to be certain if they are to be reckoned knowledge.

If things are allowed to go on as they are, it is certain that slavery is to be abolished.. . .

The remaining three were pardoned in 1893 by Gov. John P. Altgeld, who was persuaded that they had been convicted in such an atmosphere of prejudice that it was impossible to be certain that they were guilty.

First, he argues that it was impossible to be certain that the rise in share prices in the late 1990s really was a bubble until after it had burst.

3 A major disadvantage of plate electrodes is that it is difficult to be certain that the electric field reaches the deepest parts of the tumor.

A potential difficulty with maximum likelihood techniques is that it is difficult to be certain that the model has converged at the global, rather than a local, maximum of the likelihood.

Scientists on several panels acknowledged that it was impossible to be certain about unforeseen effects from new engineering techniques.

Purchase kosher food in bakeries and butcher shops that are supervised by rabbis to be certain that the foods are truly kosher.

Swartz worked to scrape data that was, to a certain degree, intended to be public.

But "I've come to realize that it's pretty dangerous to be certain about people's reactions".