Sentence examples for to achieve certainty from inspiring English sources

It can be especially hard to achieve certainty in a complex white-collar case.

"Investors are wanting to get visibility, to achieve certainty, so they know the money they put in now isn't going to come back to bite them in a few months," said M. Jake Dollarhide, chief executive of Longbow Asset Management.

The overall message of B34, from its opening reference to "no man" to its concluding phrase "fashioned for all" would have been that there never has been nor ever will be anyone who has the capacity to achieve certainty with respect to these important matters.

When it takes years to achieve certainty about the efficacy of a new drug -- sometimes while terminally ill patients are not allowed to use the drugs -- the FDA loses sight of safety issues, which require a different set of priorities and use of resources, not more staff.

These observations imply that a very high concentration of BH3 mimetic, most likely incompatible with the survival of non-cancerous cells, would be required to achieve certainty of killing the whole population of cancer cells.

While it's all well and good to try to diagnose MS on your own, the detailed and difficult diagnosis makes it hard for even licensed professionals to achieve certainty.

It seems unlikely any industry can ever achieve certainty unless it can operate for more than five minutes without changes to laws and regulations and unless it can be confident that politicians mean what they say.

"Thousands of scientists and officials from over 100 countries have collaborated to achieve greater certainty as to the scale of the warming," the panel said.

Actually, it's not it just means that particular pollster didn't find a big enough gap to achieve 95% certainty that one candidate is ahead.

In a speech in 2011, he said that "evidence" that had led the scientific community to conclude that the earth is warming was "insufficient to achieve practical certainty on many of these scientific issues".

"We will therefore be reviewing the implication of the CPS's decision carefully and considering what steps will be needed to achieve this certainty, including possible changes to the law".