Sentence examples for are certainly missing from inspiring English sources

I love Jandy Nelson as an author even more now, and I think that if you haven't tried her books, you are certainly missing out on something spectacular.

The dirty little secret is that short-term business doesn't work either, because most people are certainly missing their annual targets and they're missing their quarterly targets because of the curvilinearity of the world.

Those businesses are certainly missing out.

Data are certainly missing, as one would expect from clinical practice, and this may have inflated the outcomes.

Clear policy objectives are certainly missing when it comes to define which environmental risks are acceptable and what constitutes environmental harm for GMO risk assessment [11, 12].

Our estimate is also less than 2%, but we do not have a sequenced genome available, and consequently, some genes are certainly missing in the calculation and some may have been counted more than once.

That sentiment is certainly missing from this flag as is, in our opinion, a splash more colour.

(God's hand was certainly missing in the answers she was soon to give in television interviews with Charlie Gibson and Katie Couric).

"They already hide in dark grasses naturally, so they were certainly missed," Ms. Driscoll said.

He was a really good guy and he'll be certainly missed.

"There were certainly missed opportunities when intervention should have been more rigorous".