certainty

Because it is a certainty that you can be "set up" by the other party at any time after the company begins to prosper.

I can therefore assert with absolute certainty that my opting out poses less risk to the travelling public than being scanned poses a risk to me.

Eva added that "because L'Aquila is in a high-risk zone it is impossible to say with certainty that there will be no large earthquake".

It is a near-certainty that the Sentinel has a similar navigation system.

When I go in, I grab what I need and don't think about price - it's almost always just the staples like bread, milk, fruit and eggs, and I know with certainty that I can afford it.

We were lucky enough to know with reasonable certainty fairly early on that we would one day be leaving the hospital and resuming a normal life.

Every incremental product a chef sells is hand-made and has to have its raw ingredients bought without any certainty it'll actually get sold.

Supposing I one day wanted to eat risotto, I know that with absolute certainty going to an Italian restaurant and saying "I'll have the risotto" means I get good risotto.

So my advice would be to never deny that Haskell is math, but to explain what's so awesome about math, how it gives us so much certainty even if we only assume very basic and seemingly obvious statements.

When anybody calls up the Castle from here the instruments in all the subordinate departments ring, or rather they would all ring if practically all the departments -1 know it for a certainty - didn't leave their receivers off.

* * * * * * * But if you read the main story under discussion, we instead get:"The unhappy truth about burning wood has been scientifically established to a moral certainty: That nice, cozy fire in your fireplace is bad for you.

Meanwhile there is a smugness that goes along with purely technical training, a certainty that its way is the only valuable way, that calls itself education but whose true name is Philistinism, and I feel sad that that mentality is taking over our society completely.

... and the problem I have with Occupy's "tax the rich" and similar sloganeering is this:Given the immense political connections of the financial class, it is a virtual certainty that any attempt to "level the playing field" would end up falling not on them but on the more productive rich and the upper middle class.