Sentence examples for with less certainty from inspiring English sources

"Yeah," he says, with less certainty than normal.

A front-line commander, an engineer named Ali from Misrata, spoke with less certainty.

But each approach can be judged for internal consistency -- and, with less certainty, for the plausibility of the underlying assumptions.

We also believed, but with less certainty, that Saddam had stocked at least 100 metric tons of agent.

With less certainty about America's continued commitment, there is a growing sense that the only sure way to peace is through negotiations with the Taliban.

But the speed and severity of these effects in the future are expressed with less certainty in the report and will depend to some extent on how quickly the United States and other nations move to reduce emissions.

Some charged forward like overzealous fencers, others shuffled back with far less certainty.

Mr. Scarcella was focused with no less certainty on Mr. Ranta.

"It's a very difficult problem," the prime minister admitted with rather less certainty than he had the day before in an interview on American TV.

We can say, though, with somewhat less certainty than for overfishing or ocean acidification that unstoppable pollution will force reefs beyond their survival envelope by midcentury.

With somewhat less certainty, most scientists think that people who look like us -- anatomically modern Homo sapiens -- evolved by at least 130,000 years ago from ancestors who had remained in Africa.