Sentence examples for was much more certain from inspiring English sources

He demonstrated inspiring trust in us professionally: often he was much more certain than we were that we knew what we were doing, and that vote of confidence was important early in graduate school.

The difference is that Obama is much more certain and coherent about who he is than Kerry was.

And there is no escape: barring huge natural or man-made disasters, demographic changes are much more certain than other long-term predictions (for example, of climate change).

Many of you will have visited a university careers centre at some point, but most likely at a time when there were many more opportunities open to graduates and career paths were much more certain.

Charlie's physicians claim that they are much more certain about his case, but Estopinan's point that we just don't know a lot about this incredibly rare disease is an important one.

Mr. Menendez sent a statement saying his office had no record of her application and has since "put in place a new system to receive all page and internship applications electronically, so that receipt and response are much more certain and timely".

Reissued content in general is much more certain and lucrative than putting out a new product.

While the methods are unclear, that there was a breach is much more certain.

"Industrial manufacturing is now under way so the timescale is much more certain - many technical challenges have been solved.

In the time horizon of operational risk assessment the detailed information of the component external environment is much more certain compared with long-term risk assessment.

If a random variable is tightly constrained, its distribution will have a lower entropy, i.e. it is much more certain what state the variable will be in for any given sample.