Sentence examples for agree certainly from inspiring English sources

Apparently, the City Council doesn't agree, certainly not when illegal parkers are at issue.

We'd all agree, certainly from one to eight they're a lot more powerful and you have to come up with strategies to overcome that.

Unless we can invent an inexpensive and safe, reliable way of supporting human beings in space (something that would seem exceptionally unlikely), whatever the future of humankind will be, it will be on Earth, not on our Moon, not on Mars and, I would agree, certainly not on a small asteroid.

In total, 20 items on a six point Likert scale (strongly agree, certainly agree, agree, somewhat agree, hardly agree, strongly disagree) were presented [Figure 3].

Murphy agrees: "Certainly, Scottish 'macho' culture has prevented men from coming forward but it's more about not knowing who to speak to and not wishing to be a burden than not actually wanting to talk.

"We are all agreed, certainly in the Labour Party, that health and social care must be integrated because it's about providing that primary care - and it can only be good for healthcare across Greater Manchester".

Almost 40%% of the students agreed, certainly agreed or strongly agreed that "the test was too long and was causing fatigue in the end".

In this respect, the results show that 80%% of the students agreed, certainly agreed or strongly agreed that they prefer an automated testing station to an IL test (item 18).

The problem is that not many people agree and certainly no one within government.

A: I agree we certainly need to move on and consider it.

Beasley agrees: "It certainly can't hurt them at the moment.