Sentence examples for what seems sure from inspiring English sources

What seems sure is the sense of near violence.

A dramatic threat, perhaps, but what seems sure is that if the EIA gets rubber stamped, the demonstrations will only intensify.

And what seems sure to unfold is a loud chest-thumping contest as the rivals put forward competing claims about the relative benefits of the three drugs.

Aidan O'Brien, who has now won the King George four times, expects Highland Reel to be aimed towards the Breeders' Cup Turf at Santa Anita in November, on what seems sure to be fast ground.

The immediate consequence of the standoff has been to make Congress and the White House appear more interested in scoring ideological and political points than in preserving jobs and helping people who are suffering in the early stages of what seems sure to be a recession.

Three American trade rulings in the last week and a half, and the reaction from China, have cast the two nations as wary boxers, testing each other as they try to set the parameters of what seems sure to be an enduring rivalry.

What seemed sure was that the Conservatives would win the largest number of seats, probably dozens more than Labour, with the third party, the left-of-center Liberal Democrats, trailing in third.

Having run a fiendishly effective campaign, picking up votes exactly where he needed them, Obama had racked up what seemed sure to be a sizable majority in the electoral college.

After tearing up the first half of the course, the twenty-two-year-old Spieth was seven under par for the tournament, giving him a five-shot lead en route to what seemed sure to be his second Masters victory in a row.

And with the economy facing what now seems sure to be the sharpest downturn since the 1930s, the financial system balky and the government facing towering budget deficits, economists and policy makers acknowledge that there is no playbook.

Do I let go of my farfetched dreams and stick with what seems like a sure thing or do I shoot for the three-pointers--and the stars?