Sentence examples for almost certainly staying from inspiring English sources

And it gets worse - the PR whispers that he is almost certainly staying in the same hotel as us.

Sheikh Saad will almost certainly stay on as prime minister.

His father, he knows, will almost certainly stay home.

The vast majority of Internet video consumption is on demand and will almost certainly stay that way.

If Carthon becomes the coach, Parcells would almost certainly stay with the team to help Carthon, as he helped Groh.

But the 150,000 or so who "failed" asylum interviews and were ordered to leave Iran almost certainly stayed where they were.

If they are born poor they will almost certainly stay poor; if their parents have money then it's likely that they will too.

The royal yacht will almost certainly stay in its dock in Leith, where tourists flock to this relic of the dying days of empire.

But by May 11th it had emerged that the Britons would almost certainly stay on, at least to help the UN defend Freetown.The Nigerians, meanwhile, were considering sending two extra battalions of troops back to Sierra Leone.

Astutely he suggests this comes down to values and indicates that the Conservatives' wider message will be that they are on the side of "people who work hard and who want to get on", citing the council tax freeze (which will almost certainly stay in place until the general election), the benefits cap and schools reform as evidence.

If the economic news stays positive, the upward move will almost certainly continue.