Sentence examples for almost certainly correctly from inspiring English sources

Benfica want a free kick, but the referee says no. Almost certainly correctly, to be fair.

This was seen, almost certainly correctly, as a reproach to her more demographics-and-turnout-centered operation.

The governor has warned, repeatedly and almost certainly correctly, that leaving the banks broadly unreformed will lead to a fresh and perhaps even more serious crisis.

It left Mike Dean with a big decision to make but, almost certainly correctly, the referee refused to buy Sunderland's claims.

Agüero saw a penalty appeal against Chancel Mbemba turned down (almost certainly correctly) after being very smartly played in by De Bruyne and Karl Darlow was required to make a superb save to keep out Jesús Navas's curving shot.

One is that they say proper deflation is a long term term trend of declining prices, and they believe - almost certainly correctly - that these current price falls won't endure much more than a month or two.

She's almost certainly right.

He was almost certainly right.

Now to be quite clear, these various exotic pieces of headgear and associated paraphernalia almost certainly did help species correctly separate each other out.

"The abuser is almost certainly going to hurt other people," O'Reilly correctly observes.

Almost certainly, a native Russian speaker wrote the original material, correctly transliterating the Russian "f" as "ph".