Sentence examples for almost certainly contribute from inspiring English sources

One of the lines edited out of the talking points was this: The wide availability of weapons and experienced fighters in Libya almost certainly contribute to the lethality of the attacks.

Right-wing Republicans (notably evangelicals) almost certainly contribute far more money to help third-world women than do left-wing Democrats, and in retrospect conservatives basically got it right on the benefits of welfare reform for poor women.

Mark Perry predicts a shale-based economic boom: "low-cost energy provided primarily by shale gas production advances will almost certainly contribute to an investment boom across the U.S. economy".

If you do want to guarantee shared restful sleep, one classic form of exercise may do the trick, according to research in the Journal of Sexual and Marital Therapy: "Sexual arousal, and particularly orgasm, is associated with the release of opiates, which almost certainly contribute to the feeling of tiredness after sex.

Extraneous shocks to home prices within a particular locale almost certainly contribute to artificial spikes in rental prices, making both options equally unaffordable.

Further greenhouse gas emissions, particularly of carbon dioxide from the burning of fossil fuels, will almost certainly contribute to additional widespread climate changes that can be expected to cause major negative consequences for most nations.

It almost certainly contributes to the much lower prevalence of HIV in the north.

Polley needn't have worried about legacy – if nothing else, he almost certainly contributed to the obesity epidemic.

The growth of internships has almost certainly contributed to the narrowing class composition of many professions, not least newspaper journalism.

Experts say that a powerful storm in the Arctic this month almost certainly contributed to the record by breaking up ice.

And that is almost certainly contributing to a most-troubling result: a record-setting year for N.F.L. drug suspensions.