Sentence examples for although that is certainly from inspiring English sources

No one knows whether the new Hermione will ever recreate Lafayette's journey, although that is certainly the plan.

The Obama campaign isn't just trying to change the subject from jobs — although that is certainly part of it.

I am not referring only to some atavistic holdover, although that is certainly there too; one does not lose lifelong habits by the snap of a finger.

It is not enough, as Mr. Sharon did Monday, to blame the disastrous leadership of Yasir Arafat for this suffering, although that is certainly a major factor.

Let's be clear, a windfall tax is not merely justified on the grounds that much of what the financial sector does is, in Lord Turner's words, "socially useless", although that is certainly the case.

And so you have to design a campaign plan that goes after that kind of enemy, and it isn't always blunt-force military, although that is certainly an option.

Trudeau could start there, although that is almost certainly a low-resource need that could be done without ending our airstrikes.

No, not the prostitute part, although that's certainly relevant.

It's not just its advanced age, although that's certainly a factor.

Both somewhat chilling statistics, although that was certainly not his intention in proudly sharing them with us.

Apparently it wasn't uncommon for Siwan men to have same-sex marriages until as late as the 1940s, although that's certainly not the case now.