Sentence examples for almost certain to run from inspiring English sources

"If the ground stays roughly as it is, and there's a mixed forecast, Unioniste is almost certain to run [at Doncaster]," Nicholls said on Monday.

He's got an entry in the four-miler but he's almost certain to run in the RSA Chase and I think it's quite an open race.

If Romney is in deadly earnest about 2016 — and an article in Tuesday's Washington Post said that he is "almost certain" to run — he needs to undergo a serious rebranding exercise.

Mrs. Clinton is almost certain to run for president in 2012 if Mr. Obama fails this time, several Clinton advisers said Tuesday, and any such plan could possibly founder if the Clintons' negative feelings show through this year.

The committee's Democratic ranks also include Senators Evan Bayh of Indiana, who is almost certain to run for president, and Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut, probably the strongest advocate of the war in his party.

It seems she is also to be the chief weapon in her husband's battle for control of the ruling Peronist party.In a congressional election in October, Ms Fernández is almost certain to run for re-election to the Senate, but from Buenos Aires, the country's largest province and home to 40% of its people.

The left faces defeat in Uruguay's election, which is almost certain to go to a run-off on November 30th.

The big boys were almost certain to prevail.

A few weeks ago Magna looked almost certain to prevail.

The proposal is almost certain to pass parliament.

At first the measure looked almost certain to pass.