Sentence examples for are certainly given from inspiring English sources

But the other three are certainly given their due.

If Britain's 12m or so tabloid readers are not offered a choice of which party to vote for in the election, they are certainly given one in terms of attitude to Europe.

The Met's curators are certainly giving the region more attention.

The central banks are certainly giving the reptile a push, with even the European Central Bank cutting rates to 2%.

"I don't know if they are going to buy it but they are certainly giving it a very serious look over, which I think is encouraging.

And regardless of whether they are saving Detroit, they are certainly giving a lot of love to the city as well as local and state merchants.

Palestine are certainly giving everything in the contest, making a host of sliding challenges and escaping without any bookings so far.

Irish, Polish, Jamaican – the combination of races on British soil, laced with the tendrils of Caribbean influence, are certainly giving a new colour to what we mean by black in October 2012.

The producers of Life of Pi, based on Yann Martel's Booker Prize-winning book, are certainly giving the movie a big build up.

Yes, it's certainly given me that opportunity.

He's certainly given it all he's got.