Sentence examples for almost certainly retain from inspiring English sources

Unless Ron Paul becomes president, the TSA will almost certainly retain its funding.

But the biggest name on the ballot belongs to Bernie Sanders, a progressive independent who will almost certainly retain his Senate seat here.

He felt sure that footage involved in an ongoing case would almost certainly be retained.

That would almost certainly require retaining several California districts.

Shortly after James made his return, the Cavaliers, almost certainly under his direction, retained Kyrie Irving but traded rookie Andrew Wiggins to the Timberwolves for established all-star forward Kevin Love.

The one area where the government has retained legal aid, almost certainly because of the level of public and media interest, is where there are allegations of child abuse.

Thus, homoeologues were retained for at least ∼87% of genes initially duplicated in T2 (and almost certainly more because some homoeologues are likely retained but not expressed highly enough under these conditions to be detected).

Third, agencies that will have a unit moved to the new department will almost certainly resist, arguing that they need to retain some of the transferred functions.

Another loss this afternoon would almost certainly deal a fatal blow to their fading hopes of retaining their crown.

Tory strategists privately admit that they would almost certainly have to do another deal with the centrist Liberal Democrats to retain power.

But if he is not traded by next Tuesday, the Redskins will almost certainly designate him as a franchise player, which will allow them to retain negotiating rights.