Sentence examples for almost certainly generated from inspiring English sources
These wars have empowered our enemies and hurt our friendships, and have almost certainly generated more terrorists than they have killed.
He has almost certainly generated more critical study and biographical examination than any other individual filmmaker, and he remains as popular with the general public as he does in academia.
A fault model simulation using crustal deformation (Yarai et al. 2016) shows that the largest fault motion occurred in this area, suggesting that the large fault motion of the main shock almost certainly generated this decorrelation belt.
Therefore, the observed modulation in the neural activity was almost certainly generated intrinsically, either within the optic lobes or within the brain proper that links the two eyes.
Instead, the repetitive CMAPs that were observed following a single electrical stimulus were almost certainly generated in the motor nerve axons themselves.
In contrast, the multiple Runx genes in Drosophila are all physically linked to runt on the X chromosome, and were almost certainly generated by local gene duplication events (for the location of the Drosophila genes, see FlyBase Genome Browser: ).
Public investment in such infrastructure would almost certainly generate new construction of offices, apartments and hotels.
Those, in turn, will almost certainly generate a new lawsuit opposing the project.
They could order more bombing sorties by coalition warplanes and drones, but that would almost certainly generate a big increase in civilian casualties.
Interventions of this sort tend to be as superficial and poorly targeted as the widely hyped Portas Pilot programme, and will almost certainly generate the same indifferent results.
Rather it is to remind everyone the degree to which the banks have been blessed with a no-questions-asked bailout that will almost certainly generate tremendous taxpayer losses down the road.
