certainty

IPA: sˈɝtʌnti

Examples of "certainty" in Sentences

But the certainty is unfortunately only deceptive.
On a young team in transition with a new general manager, the only certainty is change.
"The most we can say with certainty is she's definitely comfortable with it ... and definitely family members do," he said.
The other, which we call the certainty of adherence, is when the heart doth cleave and stick unto that which it doth believe.
The racial barriers of the early 20th century are there, but there's that tone of moral certainty from the characters that rings through to nearly all who read it.
The only certainty is that central banks and other decision makers appear to be increasingly united in pursuing strategies that will devalue their currencies, however diverse those strategies might be.
Second, the concessionary review clause slipped in by the Treasury will allow the government to backtrack on the budget in 2014, depending on progress elsewhere in the EU, reducing long-term certainty on emissions cuts and potentially harming the investor confidence in green technologies which the Climate Change Act is designed to build.