Difference between Sure Enough and For Certain

SURE ENOUGH vs FOR CERTAIN: ADVERB

Inasmuch as, At any cost, In any case, At any rate, In truth, You bet, Even so, In any event, In no way, Sure as shooting, For certain, For sure, Surely, Certainly, Sure

Just now, Inasmuch as, At any cost, In any case, At any rate, In truth, You bet, Even so, In any event, In no way, Sure as shooting, For sure, Surely, Certainly, Sure

Sure enough the spark arrestor was completely plugged.
But sure enough, the woman soon became pregnant.
Sure enough, Raven was in her usual spot.
Sure enough, endorsements may favor KD over Curry.
Sure enough, when I checked, there was Max.
And sure enough, there was an empty chair.
Sure enough, the hair was missing, and I was sure that my panties had been moved.
To be sure, I watched other YO teaching videos online and sure enough that was it.
Sure enough, he fell sick, and was lucky enough to get into a Washington hospital.
History is recent enough and sure enough that Jefferson himself drafted this Declaration.

Certain persons are eligible for certain homestead exemptions from ad valorem taxation.
Air hockey tables are designed with certain features for certain purposes.
Or an attempt at censorship for certain artists and certain songs.
Regulations Governing the Tolerances for Certain Seeds in Certain Agricultural Products.
Surcharge for certain sexual offenders to fund grants, programs, certain.
For certain provisions, certain consent requirements apply under German law.
Do you prefer certain types for certain kinds of information?
Yes, for certain OESM classes offered by certain instructors.
Why did you choose certain names for certain elements?
The state may stipulate that only certain forms may be used for certain types of insurance or that the contract must have certain provisions.