Sentence examples for It is certainly so from inspiring English sources
It is certainly so for the subject of this paper, the wood mouse (Apodemus sylvaticus), because this small, nocturnal rodent often occupies home ranges that are vast in comparison to its body size [ 2].
This was the case with Picasso, and it is certainly so with Jasper Johns, who for 40 years has frustrated our attempts to reconcile the contradictions in his difficult, hermetic, and yet highly public art.
It was certainly so even in the winter of 1775, as Edmund Burke spoke on the floor of parliament at a time when England decided to send an army and a navy to put down the American rebellion.
And whilst Ms Stout may be right to say that Britain is "an also-ran in the global race for corporate competitiveness", it is certainly less so than it was before those changes, let alone a decade ago.
But Europe's economic outlook remains less bad than America's; and it is certainly not so dire as to justify the current weakness of the euro.That said, European policymakers do seem to have been too complacent.
"He likes us to go and express themselves and it is certainly working so far".
Rationale behind such thought is that the space between L1 and L4 may be conceptualized as a continuum in physical terms, but it is certainly not so in terms of pre-existing politico-administrative structures.
That was certainly so in the bathroom.
It is, certainly, risky, but so are many activities, like mining or flying an airplane.
