Sentence examples for would be certainty from inspiring English sources

"There is a need for the developing countries to see that there would be certainty in terms of future flows of finance, otherwise we won't see much ownership of this process from many of the parties in Paris," said Tosi Mpanu-Mpanu, a senior negotiator from the Democratic Republic of Congo, speaking to me earlier this year.

Both players would be certainties for England's World Cup squad were they still based at home.

Interviews with a handful of the jurors here offered a glimpse inside the conference room and a sense of why the foreman, James Matsumoto, a retired video librarian for public television, had on Tuesday morning come to his own certainty that there would be no certainty here.

"If you ask him, opening day would be a certainty.

Without them, bank runs would be a certainty.

At long last, there would be some certainty.

If the trend were allowed to continue, he added, the country's decline "would be a certainty".

We thought if we had a bit more control about it there would be more certainty," Warrilow says.

If growth evaporates, a downgrade would be a certainty, raising debt costs even more.Such predicaments are not uncommon, but Brazil's monetary problems are.

He recalled both houses specifically to pass both industrial relations bills, saying if they did not, a 2 July double dissolution would be a certainty.

The most disappointing aspect of the appointment of Ms. Lopez would be the certainty that Mr. Cowell's spot wouldn't be filled by Sean Combs (a k a Diddy), one of the several rumored candidates for the slot.