Sentence examples for to be very certain from inspiring English sources

"I have to be very certain as to what's happening in the lives of the asylum seekers in order to help the guards to be able to manage those situations.

"The referee has got to be very certain that ball was over the line (for the first goal), but I thought the second one was dubious as well and I think he has made a mistake there as there was a foul on the edge of the box".

"We have to be very certain that we elect a person who has experience, knowledge, a base of education in the world of world politics as well as domestic politics," she said.

In addition, LAMP-LD appears to be very certain everywhere, which can be misleading.

Similarly, if cohabitation is a common alternative to marriage, the couples who nevertheless choose to marry are likely to be very certain about and satisfied with their relationship, thereby increasing the average level of well-being of married people (Kalmijn 2010; Stack and Eshleman 1998).

Flares can only be used once, so their use needs to be very certain.

Be very certain YOU want your dreads gone.

"I know I'm not going to see them again, but they are very certain they are going to see me, and that's where I feel so sad," he said.

As to English anti-semitism, Roth is very certain, very specific and very funny about the various English garden varieties we both knew so well.

Large differences in giving-up thresholds increase the chance that contest individuals win fights, because contest individuals only give-up when being very certain to be weaker.

The Patriots are very certain.