Sentence examples for almost certainly succeed from inspiring English sources

Another Republican will almost certainly succeed her, albeit a more moderate one who will be harder to defeat.

The US will almost certainly succeed in persuading the Pakistan military to invade North Waziristan, and this pressure can only grow since Mr Shahzad claims to have been trained there.

Senior Republicans say the Tea Party wing may have sown seeds of decline this week when Mr. Cruz, one of its brightest stars, released a statement Wednesday saying that Senate Democrats would almost certainly succeed in stripping language from the stopgap spending measure defunding the Affordable Care Act.

After meeting the departing Mr. Hu on Tuesday, Mr. Donilon was greeted at the Great Hall of the People on Wednesday by Xi Jinping, who will almost certainly succeed Mr. Hu as general secretary of the Communist Party at this autumn's congress and become president next year.

Even before the verdict, the government had almost certainly succeeded in clipping the military's desire to get involved again in politics.

"They will most certainly succeed.

More will almost certainly follow.

Had he stayed he would almost certainly have succeeded his old buddy.

"I will do everything I can to help England do well and give our nation the success our fans deserve," said Allardyce, who will almost certainly be succeeded by David Moyes at Sunderland, with the Scot's appointment expected shortly.

Had the Germans not had to fight their way through Ukraine, the invasion of Russia would almost certainly have succeeded.

He certainly succeeded.