to be sure造句
151. To be sure, career people tend sometimes to look only at academic certificates as the means to preferment .
152. He wants to be sure there is no cist or tumor back there.
153. Self-confidence is to be sure of oneself and one's abilities.
154. In order to be sure of world events and important changes, it is necessary to go back at least 1000 years and prove up the cycles.
155. Mr. Collins, to be sure, was neither sensible nor agreeable.
156. One of those ways, associated with higher crop yields, is to be sure that limitations of some other nutrient do not detrimentally affect N uptake and use.
157. Authentication at the packet level allows users to be sure that the packet received came from a particular machine, and that its contents were not altered somewhere along the way.
158. The workpeople, to be sure - riggers and what not - were most annoyingly slow; but time cured that.
159. To be sure, that average salary doesn't apply to all types of graduates. Depending on their career path, some are much better - and much worse-off than others.
160. To be sure, light carry weak charge which can explicate the light as the wave.
161. There was , to be sure, a faddish aspect to this enthusiasm.
162. To be sure, cars and trucks today generate one-tenth the pollution of a vehicle in 1970.
163. To be sure, it is not at all without interest to develop it here, before so vast an audience, since it is a question of nothing less than that operation that we call alienation.
164. To be sure, this nonlinear digital filter mentioned in the paper are suitable for the intelligent instruments and digital measurement systems with a micr...
165. To be sure, there was a tremendous artistic efflorescence in the nineteen-seventies, the worst decade of the century for the New York economy.
166. The team used several methods to date a variety of material from the site near Puebla, Mexico, in order to be sure they were right about the age.
167. To be sure, the Puritans had been a dissenting sect in England, but they became an established church in Massachusetts.
168. I read their written contracts, clause by clause; to be sure nothing had been omitted from the oral agreement.
169. To be sure, in a formal sense Stalinism did issue from Bolshevism.
170. To be sure, this crisis was never really all about Greece's current debt woes anyway.
171. The six Greek soldiers in the wooden horse waited for another hour, to be sure.
172. To be sure that Chinese government is facing a host of issues in the attempt to act the reforms necessary to shift from a common based agricultural economy to a market based industrial power.
173. I marked the ground and then paced it out to be sure.
174. Participate commercial Contract Review procedure to be sure all the economic items are consisted with approved quotation.
175. And Chrysler managed to sell exactly 500 Fiat 500s during its first month of availability -- not a huge number to be sure but enough to avoid a shutout in the small car game.
176. Chief Justice Roberts does not mark a big shift from Chief Justice Rehnquist, to be sure.
177. That is a strike against Mr Obama, to be sure.
178. It is nonsense, to be sure; but I conceit that every two-legged creature, that I see coming near me, is about to cover me with the poisonous proceeds of its impurities.
179. I needed to be sure she was a virgin so I sent her to my own gynaecologist in The Hague, and he has certified that she is.
180. To be sure, the ice-sheathed continent is bathed in cold by fierce circumpolar winds and other climate factors and the lands east of the Transantarctic Mountains are getting even colder.
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