Sentence examples for almost certainly complain from inspiring English sources

While the Obama administration will almost certainly complain that the new rules are protectionist in nature, the Chinese will be able to make a case that they differ only in degree from Washington's own requirements.

Just don't turn it up so loud that the neighbors can hear it because they will almost certainly complain.

He's complained that Attorney General Jeff Sessions is doing him wrong for not taking control over the sprawling investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election, and would almost certainly publicly complain that his lawyer was getting railroaded.

After the fact, you can certainly complain.

[The members] certainly complained a lot.

Jonathan Wilson was lucky enough to be at the Kazan Arena to witness defending champions Germany crash out in the group stages, although he'll almost certainly find something to complain about anyway.

Antitrust regulators would have to scrutinize the collective efforts, almost certainly causing some competing Web ventures and advertisers to complain that newspapers were receiving preferential legal treatment.

City Council sponsors of the living wage bill complain that this is unfair, but that is almost certainly disingenuous.

Police will almost certainly need to interview Mr Prescott before considering whether to press charges as some people complained that he threw the first punch.

Private companies complained to the competition authorities that the move appeared to break the NHS's existing procurement rules and almost certainly also breached European Union procurement law.

Almost certainly.