Sentence examples for certainly, proceed from inspiring English sources

That means that a runoff election will almost certainly proceed here on Nov. 7.

In the words of Judge Learned Hand, 'Courts have countenanced the use of informers from time immemorial; in cases of conspiracy, or in other cases when the crime consists of preparing for another crime, it is usually necessary to rely upon them or upon accomplices because the criminals will almost certainly proceed covertly.

In a paper explaining the policy, the IACP cites findings that service handguns are "generally ineffective in attempts to disable a motor vehicle", that vehicles will "almost certainly proceed out of control" if the driver is killed, that it is likely the officer will miss, and that it is possible innocent bystanders will be struck with errant bullets.

It was low in the water and was certainly proceeding west.

He certainly proceeded to, dispatching a barback to a nearby bodega to fetch a dozen roses for her the third time she came in.

The trial court certainly proceeded on this theory, if it did not go further and consider discussion of polygamy as injurious to public morals as well.

It's not a carte blanche to everyone itching to get funded or do the funding, and certainly, proceeding with caution is best advised, for the founder, the would-be VC, the regulator and the banker alike.

One certainly cannot proceed on the basis that the claims are valid – or even presumptively valid".

Woods was certainly happy to proceed in an even-par rhythm after his second-hole birdie and the bogey that came two holes later.

Unlike the case of science, where the practical consequences of entertaining a particular theory are not taken into consideration, the context of discovery in technology is governed by severe constraints of time and money, and an analysis of the problem how best to proceed certainly seems in order.

The ever active antimilitary lobby in the U.S. sprang into action, offering all manner of hopes and arguments for changes in foreign policy: Because North Korea is no longer a "rogue" state, the U.S. has no need to keep 37,000 troops on the Korean peninsula; and we certainly should not proceed with a limited missile defense because it is anathema to the newly nice Kim Jong Il.