“certainty”可以造什么句，certainty造句

In most cases there's no such things as certainty.

When levels of certainty and process predictability are high, you can focus on measuring activity.

But you have effectuated that achievement, the Ascension is now an absolute certainty.

But we do not have the scientific knowledge to interpret these signals with certainty.

And sometimes we have to go through the foyer of doubt to enter into the sanctuary of certainty.

NOAA is conducting aerial observations today to determine with certainty whether oil has actually entered the Loop Current...

The week had been filled with meetings and bluster, the zealous singing exchanges of her business, the pretense of certainty where in fact there was none at all.

In science, unlike math, we can't have absolute certainty, but in the scheme of things, this is not a health risk I would be concerned about at all.

It is based on the implicit assumption that the plan can be made with certainty: i.e., that the variance of the durations is very low.

Aside from a false certainty that one would notice more people wearing oversized primate costumes, this presumption could have some serious implications for the legal system and eyewitness testimony.

From wooden to winning during the campaign, when it was hardly a certainty that he would beat the incumbent Ann Richards, he had four issues--juvenile justice reform, tort reform, education and welfare reform.

Where else do you want to take your certainty research?

And, like any quest for certainty in our unpredictable world, it was doomed to failure.

He could discern a dresser with a fair level of certainty, as well as a spare chair.

Does he radiate irrational self-confidence and exude a certainty of excellence that this world has never seen?

Bill Clinton will, however, with near certainty, have some set of quite detailed and thoughtful perspectives to offer on your topic.

The further it gets from its original revolutionary fervor, the more slavishly it clings to all its constitutive principles, which it sees as the only certainty in an uncertain world.

But one prediction can be made with certainty.

Real knowledge is possessing some information, something that you can say with an epistemological certainty: This I know!

Catherine, we would fain have deluded yet: but her own quick spirit refused to delude her: it divined in secret, and brooded on the dreadful probability, gradually ripening into certainty.

Worse, that worry may be misplaced; an increased chance is not a certainty.

As with other doctrinal disputes, the debate between fundamentalists and fellow travellers would resolve itself in a perfect world where the future was known with certainty and everyone had the same preferences.

The certainty of punishment has the clearest deterrent effect, which is problematic for speed enforcement because it relies on an uncertain police presence.