Sentence examples for almost certain with from inspiring English sources

With Texas A&M's move to the Southeastern Conference almost certain, with Oklahoma's regents meeting Monday about heading to the Pac-12 and with Texas backed into a corner and feverishly exploring its options, it's difficult to imagine a future that does not involve wholesale change.

Despite the weather and conditions, the Associated Press projected the game would draw 50,000, and the New York Times wrote that "a crowd of better than 40,000 is almost certain with a capacity audience of 77,569 possible in case the forecasters are wrong".

Not only has the cost of cheating tests has become exorbitant but the probability of being caught is now almost certain, with regulators in all countries tightly scrutinising emission test results.

We may be able to raise the likelihood level to >75%%, "very likely," or >95%%, "almost certain," with additional medical information.

But it now appears almost certain that with the Pentagon, as with the vice presidency, Mr. Bush has passed over Mr. Ridge after allowing speculation about him to heat up to a boil.

Visiting an activity centre in mid-Wales, Mr Cameron made clear he intended to push forward with the changes when they come back to the Commons in the autumn, even though he faces almost certain defeat with the Lib Dems lining up with Labour.

It is raining at Oak Hill and although play has not been stopped, delays seem almost certain Friday with a sketchy forecast that includes possible thunderstorms.

As it was, Mr. Obama had been attacked by Democrats on the left after suggesting almost a month ago that Congress should respond to Mr. Bush's almost certain veto with legislation that would ensure continued financing for the troops.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg called yesterday for a sizable new income tax on commuters who work, but don't live, in New York City, setting the stage for almost certain conflict with some of the state officials whose approval he would need to impose it.

A26 NEW YORK/REGION B1-12 CommuTax Tax Proposed, Upsetting Some Officials Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg called for a sizable new income tax on commuters who work, but don't live in New York City, setting the stage for almost certain conflict with some of the state officials whose approval he would need to impose it.

These ill-prepared dwarves face their almost certain deaths with a quiet courage and humor seemingly absent in the Fellowship, whose superhumanesque members are, it appears, built to fight valiantly and tirelessly and with extreme professionalism until they are killed or crowned King of Gondor in an over-long epilogue, whichever comes second.