Sentence examples for almost certainly raises from inspiring English sources

tThis nomination by President Obama almost certainly raises doubts among allies and adversaries alike that Obama may not be nearly so committed to using all means necessary to prevent Iran from achieving a nuclear weapon as he pledged during his reelection campaign.

These measures would almost certainly raise the operating costs of coal plants, making nuclear power more competitive.

It will almost certainly raise interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point, to 3.75%, on March 8th.

These measures would almost certainly raise the operating costs of coal plants and thus make nuclear power more competitive.

City and state officials say Waterbury will almost certainly raise property taxes to help reduce the city's debt.

This raises the question of the point of introducing a system of means-tested charges that would almost certainly raise less money than it would cost to administer.

It would almost certainly raise further questions among British analysts and investors about whether Mr. Nicoli is steering the company in the right direction.

The economy is still going full blast, which means the Fed will almost certainly raise rates, said Christopher J. Wolfe, an equity strategist at J.P. Morgan.

A federal trade panel recommended hefty duties on steel imports today, clearing the way for President Bush to protect troubled domestic steel companies but almost certainly raising the price of cars, appliances and other steel products.

Out of the best of motives, Waitrose, and doubtless the other supermarkets, will go down a route which will, almost certainly, raise the level of fats and calories eaten.

Today's result will almost certainly raise the minimum demands put forward by other big unions, and it could have ripple effects in neighboring countries that often take their cues from Germany.