Sentence examples for almost certainly increase from inspiring English sources

The danger for politicians would be that the cost of food would almost certainly increase.

The Republicans are fighting a losing battle – and the shutdown will almost certainly increase their losses.

The March summit will almost certainly increase the bail-out facility to match the original promise of €440 billion.

The interruption of Canadian beef exports, although still temporary, will almost certainly increase beef prices for American consumers and restaurants.

Regardless of what agreement is reached, the terms will almost certainly increase Vivendi's borrowing costs, analysts said.

Although these will be exceptions rather than the rule, they will almost certainly increase populist pressure on governments to meddle in the market for top-level executive compensation.

The political bickering since then has, almost certainly, increased apathy among voters.

It would cut food stamps by $127 billion, or 20 percent, over the next 10 years, almost certainly increasing hunger among the poor.

The practice of "dry sex," which occurs in certain countries in southern Africa, almost certainly increases the susceptibility of women to H.I.V., if their partner is infected.

As a result, Xygalatas has suggested that the Ice Bucket Challenge, far from stealing from other charities, almost certainly increased the total size of the pie.

Cheating has always existed but experts say it has almost certainly increased over the past decade as South Korean companies, squeezed between high-tech Japan and low-cost China, have cut back on hiring.