Sentence examples for although it is certainly from inspiring English sources

Although it is certainly in its early stages - Microsoft's pre-beta Skype Translator tool, unveiled in May, was clunky and slow in demonstration to say the least - speech-to-speech is evolving fast.

It may be that the opening work, Rossini's "William Tell" Overture, was a nod to Mr. Fisch's operatic experience, although it is certainly a ubiquitous concert work on its own, with ample nonoperatic connections and consequent popular appeal.

Although it is certainly self-imposed, having to suffer it doesn't seem fair or just.

And in Russia, the principal fear is not fraud, although it is certainly possible, but government interference or nationalization.

Although it is certainly still academically alive, Sanskrit no longer has the vogueish status it enjoyed in nineteenth century Britain.

A Fatal Tide defies description, I think, simply as a historical murder mystery – although it is certainly that.

It isn't naïve to think that these things are possible, although it is certainly naïve to think they will be easy.

Although it's certainly as waterproof as the rest, its crappy buttons and generally weird design didn't impress.

(Although it was certainly more tired).

It's a tough feat, although it's certainly a possibility.

I am not saying "Web-World" is entirely a sham (although it's certainly partly that).