Sentence examples for almost certainly the beginning from inspiring English sources

But it is also almost certainly the beginning of that theory's undoing, and its replacement by something better.

The radical reduction of Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante is almost certainly the beginning of a long legal fight.

But that BBC boss with his five-minute rule would almost certainly find the beginning too crammed and confusing.

A ruling against the university would almost certainly mark the beginning of the end of affirmative action in colleges everywhere.

This was almost certainly the result, in part, of her beginning a career as an activist newspaper correspondent.

His benching after one half Sunday almost certainly represented the beginning of the end of an era in Philadelphia.

It almost certainly heralds the beginning of the end of Mr Chávez's Bolivarian revolution and its influence in Latin America.The revolution cannot end immediately.

Instead, this is almost certainly just the beginning," Moffett told Multichannel, a news outlet covering TV and cable.

If there is a three-letter word beginning with that same letter, the letter is almost certainly the word "a".

Only now, after employers have added more than 700,000 jobs in the first four months of 2004, is the Fed expected to start raising rates -- almost certainly beginning at the end of June.

Almost certainly the answer will be no.