Sentence examples for certain to be missing from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the Wales coach, Warren Gatland, will name his Six Nations party today, with the uncapped Scarlets scrum-half Aled Davies tipped to break into a squad certain to be missing the Lions full-back Leigh Halfpenny, the centre Scott Williams and the first-choice No 9 Rhys Webb, all of whom are on the long-term injury list.

It is a deadline that is now certain to be missed.Deadlines are always missed in trade negotiations.

In 2007 the IEA called for 20 plants to be under way by 2010 a goal that seems certain to be missed.

A target to maintain that level until 2010 looks certain to be missed despite the sky-high oil price.That worries ministers.

Recycling rates in England have fallen for the first time ever, prompting calls for a tax on packaging and meaning EU targets are now almost certain to be missed.

World leaders made a millennium pledge this would be reached by 2015 - but this deadline is almost certain to be missed.

Neither has been, and while a source at Ibrox insisted that both are "comfortable" with the assurance that they will be paid back next month, the 1 September deadline for repayment looks almost certain to be missed.

Emil Pagliarulo of The Adrenaline Vault questioned why certain features seemed to be missing from the multiplayer mode that were present in the single-player mode.

All this is dazzling, but for visitors who knew and loved the Hayden Planetarium built in 1935, a certain human touch seems to be missing from its successor.

To hang every choice of home over work on the pressure to mother in a certain way seems to me to be missing the pressures that would remain even in the absence of the "natural" parenting movement.

The whole argument seems to be that after all the refilming, tinkering and refocusing of the series to please Fox, about whom there have been doubts from fans way before it actually aired - it seems to be missing a certain Whedon-ness.