Sentence examples for was essentially certain from inspiring English sources

In Bernanke's words: "The view was that failure was essentially certain in either case".

But in the correspondence, longtime EPA toxicologist Marion Copley cites evidence from animal studies and writes: "It is essentially certain that glyphosate causes cancer".

While the latest Pew Poll didn't compare beliefs, an earlier 2008 one did (see pages 162-164) and found that hundreds of thousands of Catholics are essentially certain there's no god, and fully 29percentt of them see God as only an impersonal force.

ADAD thus presents a unique opportunity to examine experimental preventative therapies for AD: patients can be identified for whom the likelihood of future dementia is essentially certain and therapy can be initiated at predictable times in relation to measurable disease biomarkers.

"The politics of the film was essentially to say certain black people are worthy of being lynched.

They ruled that a state's jurisdiction was "essentially territorial" but, in certain exceptions, extended "to outposts of the state's authority abroad", such as embassies and consulates.

The 10-Q noted "During the second quarter of 2012, the number of DAUs using personal computers was essentially flat, and declined modestly in certain key markets such as the United States and Europe, while mobile DAUs continued to increase".

While our research indicated a certain degree of mediation from above during this process, the system was essentially well established.

He was, essentially, out.

He was essentially a moderate.

The strike was essentially over.