Certify used in a sentence

Certify in a sentence as a verb

- If it isn't certified, how soon can QA certify it?

I certify you that the physics are OKish.

But don't try to force me to certify that I'm not making everything up -- that would be stifling my innovation!

Are you assuming that the moving company will get all their employees to to signup to Yelp and certify their credit history against fake sock puppet accounts?

It was also common practice to certify a room at one level, and operate it like it was the next higher level with minimal cost and maximal benefit.

Outside of having a plethora of security experts audit and certify these services I'd say this is about as close as you can get to a ringing endorsement.

If your email provider doesn't support Persona, Mozilla will certify your identity after you click a confirmation link sent to your email address.

Even by the standards of the humanities, which chiefly exist to certify that certain students managed to be mostly literate by senior year of high school, it tries to beat any love of the language out of you.

The quality of many of these courses is very high, but there are not yet good mechanisms in place to certify the learning for a student is actually happening, and that is why they shouldn't be accompanied by credit.