Sentence examples for almost certainly giving from inspiring English sources

13 min: Brilliant defending from Hutchinson prevents Hooper from almost certainly giving Celtic the lead.

In Florida 2000, more than 100,000 alleged ex-felons were purged from the voter lists, almost certainly giving George W. Bush his first term.

He knows that if he puts party first and does a deal with Labour he will be accused of standing in the way of the will of the people whose vote has swung so dramatically toward the Conservatives, and yet if he goes into coalition with David Cameron's Conservatives he is almost certainly giving up on a once in a lifetime chance of obtaining the holy grail of electoral reform.

After all, Coulson was almost certainly given full security clearance in Downing Street.

Almost certainly, given the growth in jobs, the economy is not now in a recession.

The retirement of Rob Oakeshott and Tony Windsor almost certainly gives two seats to the Coalition.

Ahmad Bradshaw's foot injury will almost certainly give him that chance, at least in the short run.

But her opponents don't want an election because they know that her rural supporters would almost certainly give her victory.

The chlorophytes (green algae) almost certainly gave rise to the land plants—i.e., the bryophytes and the tracheophytes, or vascular plants (including all the higher plants).

It would almost certainly give more of a role to Ron Paul, who will control some delegates and whom Republican elites also dislike.

In 2010, an indecisive election result led to the formation of a coalition, which in turn will almost certainly give way to an even less decisive election result.