for certainty

Descartes had unsuccessfully searched for certainty, first in the world of books, and then in the world of men.

Many employers, though, would happily do a bit more paperwork in exchange for certainty.

He was looking for certainty, and used his method of doubt to try and find what was indubitable .

Birders can generally identify every species on their life list, though they may consult with numerous field guides for certainty.

By having distributions of possible models for the state of the world, we can balance the competing desires for certainty and flexibility.

Yet the more proscriptive European vision may better suit consumer and industry demands for certainty.

The higher need for certainty of income would mean a lower tolerance for volatility.

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

The demand for certainty is one which is natural to man, but is nevertheless an intellectual vice.

The search for certainty, he goes on, reduces us to dealing with emergencies, not preventing them.

Make a deal, trade your soul for certainty.

Only in this way could the stability and persistence of the moral quality of the government power & functions be kept for certainty .

Will this meet the UK government's need for certainty?

But, while we go for certainty differently, if we get total certainty, we get what?

Jessica Who are you? Tell me for certainty, albeit I swear that I do know your tongue.