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certainty

[sur-tn-tee] / ˈsɜr tn ti /




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Big Pharma feels more certainty on regulatory policy, and Lilly is going to generate a ridiculous amount of free cash flow in the next five to 10 years.

From Barron's

Minister for Employment Dame Diana Johnson, said: "Thanks to this £1bn fund local authorities will have the certainty to provide emergency support and stop families falling into crisis in the first place."

From BBC

Although the lack of a definite launch date disappointed investors, Leshock notes that it “nearly impossible to accurately predict the timing of any rocket program with a high degree of certainty.”

From MarketWatch

Ultimately, the massive speculative capital spending is delivering the exact opposite of what a bond investor requires: safety, certainty and frugality.

From Barron's

A central bank free to counter economic extremes reduces the risk of excess inflation and unemployment, allowing households and businesses to plan with a reasonable degree of certainty.

From MarketWatch