Sentence examples for almost certainly intended from inspiring English sources

Two of the suspicious trailers contained equipment that American military experts concluded was almost certainly intended to produce biological weapons.

The resulting email furore damaged Clinton's election prospects and helped Trump to victory, as the Kremlin had almost certainly intended.

Mr. Blankfein, known on Wall Street for a ribald wit, almost certainly intended to make a self-deprecating joke, but his words stuck, and have haunted him since.

It was almost certainly intended by Geoffrey Chaucer to form the basis of his (unfinished) "Cook's Tale" in The Canterbury Tales.

Victoria, a fervent Catholic who belonged to the court of King Philip II, almost certainly intended no such impression, but he surrendered control of his music when he published it.

Even if Mr Odinga were president, as the majority of voters almost certainly intended him to be, few Kenya-watchers would be confident that the basics would have changed, except that a new elite would be "eating" better.

They almost certainly intend to resume their attacks once they have drawn breath, and once they have been seen by Palestinians at large to have given Mr Abbas a reasonable chance (which they are sure will come to naught) to get the Israelis out peacefully.

In this case we almost certainly intend to refer to the token rather than the type.

Graham almost CERTAINLY intends to build a LITERAL wall between himself and Hispanics, as a part of "comprehensive immigration reform".

A potential problem of changing the component mapping criteria (C) from the default value is that under certain circumstances the number of records retrieved can potentially be vast, and almost certainly not intended or required by the user.

He almost certainly never intended to have one and probably would have been aghast at the idea.