Sentence examples for almost certainly survive from inspiring English sources

Thus, the southern highlands almost certainly survive from more than 3.5 billion years ago.

Guzmán's genius was always architectural, and the infrastructure that he created will almost certainly survive him.

Few wish to envisage that modernization without Mr. Kohl's party, and so it will almost certainly survive.

Lewis was tackled by a teammate, JACK GOLDEN, who will almost certainly survive all the cuts this month.

Provided Villa stay up McLeish will almost certainly survive and the manager sees Villa's salvation in the number of young players emerging at the club.

But the betting, according to al-Watan, a Saudi newspaper, is that he is holed up near Kandahar, in the south, withstanding America's bombs in a heavily fortified hideout in the mountains.Although his network will almost certainly survive him and draw new strength from his martyrdom, should it occur, the Americans badly want to capture or kill the man himself.

A mosquito-borne virus that is rare but kills some horses and humans along the Eastern Seaboard every year almost certainly survives winters inside snakes, a new study has found.

It was not until June, more than two months after Mr. Hussein was toppled, that Bush administration officials began to acknowledge that he had almost certainly survived the invasion and two American attempts to kill him during that conflict.

However, aerobic and anaerobic microenvironments almost certainly exist, which in theory can explain the capacity of dormant bacilli to survive chemotherapy.

It's so ugly, in fact, that Christie will almost certainly not survive its public display.

"If he had taken action when he first knew what was occurring, Baha Mousa would almost certainly have survived".