Examples of 'reasonably certain' in a sentence

Meaning of "reasonably certain"

reasonably certain: Having a high degree of confidence or belief in something without absolute certainty. It implies a strong likelihood or probability

How to use "reasonably certain" in a sentence

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I am reasonably certain that he will not turn.
Forces that we can be reasonably certain will.
Reasonably certain he can have a good read.
Any time if it is reasonably certain she is not pregnant.
Operating hazardous machinery until they are reasonably certain.
You are reasonably certain you can provide.
Editors have to accept a paper when reasonably certain.
Seems reasonably certain to me that your uncle was murdered.
Some things however are reasonably certain about the author.
Journal editors should only accept a paper when reasonably certain.
I am now reasonably certain the emir has been kidnapped.
Editors are only to accept a paper when reasonably certain of suitability.
I am reasonably certain that you will.
We prefer not to make commitments we are not reasonably certain we can carry out.
They were reasonably certain that it was.

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The editors must only accept an article when they are reasonably certain of their decision.
And being reasonably certain that someone is going to get a punch in the jaw.
The Corporation records a bad debt expense only on receivables where collection is not reasonably certain.
I am reasonably certain it can.
The Corporation records impairment only on receivables for which the recoverability is not reasonably certain.
Offender is reasonably certain.
I am reasonably certain they do not celebrate Christmas in China.
SOE stated that they could be reasonably certain to place it on open ground.
We are reasonably certain that Megan and Crystal are somewhere in here.
Since I told you you would enjoy it I am reasonably certain that you will.
I am reasonably certain.
However, one thing seems reasonably certain.
I am reasonably certain of it.
But there's enough evidence here to make me reasonably certain on.
I was reasonably certain.
Third, the command to take the working opportunity has to be reasonably certain.
The police officer is reasonably certain that you are driving while intoxicated.
I have a suspect in the Coben murder that I'm reasonably certain about.
Management is reasonably certain at inception of the lease that it will exercise the option.
You have to warn the victim if you are reasonably certain she 's in danger.
But I am reasonably certain that there is not a young man in her life.
Medical expenses, both past and what is reasonably certain to be incurred in the future.
I was reasonably certain I could establish a link with her.
If so, then we can be reasonably certain it is true.
I am reasonably certain that before the night the Wildfire Team was mobilized.
After all of these tests, the doctor can be reasonably certain about the diagnosis.
But they are reasonably certain that they came from the Baltic region.
I could establish a link with her I was reasonably certain and frankly, I was amazed.
But I am reasonably certain his statement was in jest.
I put 100 grand up for your bail and I am reasonably certain I will never see it again.
When I felt reasonably certain that an attempt would be made to steal it.
Their focus is on high value and reasonably certain resources and proved developed reserves.
Be reasonably certain of his / her participation in subsequent meetings of the Executive Board.
I left because I am reasonably certain that there is no god.
Im reasonably certain about 1995, because of the sudden alterations in the trends.

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