Sentence examples for almost certainly brought from inspiring English sources

"The last thing that almost certainly brought it down was extreme wind," Mr. Murray said.

One client was told their forebears "almost certainly brought to Britain a technology that changed society profoundly".

Cameron has almost certainly brought back the Tories who stopped voting in the 1990s, finding Tony Blair broadly tolerable or despairing of unpalatable Tory leaders.

That he is based here at all is a consequence of a cabinet reshuffle, two months ago, that almost certainly brought the 58-year-old's front-bench political career to an end.

The deadly strain of avian influenza detected in Fife was almost certainly brought to British shores by migrating water birds, and is likely to spread gradually to wild birds across the country, experts said yesterday.

Anselme Adornes almost certainly brought the smaller painting with him on pilgrimage in 1470; it was seen in Italy, particularly in Florence, and widely copied.

The acquisition of an item almost certainly brings it into a new and potentially alien environment.

Any action taken against him, however, would almost certainly bring a Hezbollah response.

The autumn spending review will almost certainly bring further cuts to the Arts Council.

Strachan will almost certainly bring in new faces before the transfer window closes at the end of the month.

This will not change overnight, but the new government will almost certainly bring more stability to the country and will almost certainly be cleaner.