Sentence examples for certainly a case of from inspiring English sources

This win was certainly a case of showing unity in adversity.

I mean, this particular woman [in Glassland] – it's certainly a case of arrested development.

"This is certainly a case of making a virtue of necessity.

Janice Clark, managing economist at the Centre for Economics and Business Research, said "It's certainly a case of low demand translating into low prices".

It was certainly a case of "anything you can do, I can do better" as they opened the door for Somerset to inflict a rare defeat on Yorkshire during an enthralling third day.

Perry added: "It is certainly a case of rocky times ahead, something we are used to at Cardiff City, by saying they would look at more investment alongside their own, if they decide to invest in the club".

It is certainly not a case of using a subsidised company to fund commercial shows – "Rather the other way around," says the Royal Ballet's artistic director, Kevin O'Hare.

Thursday night will certainly be a case of square pegs in round holes for Spurs defensively, which will fill the Portuguese side with even more confidence after their impressive display at the Lane a week ago.

Hiddink does expect Diego Costa to feature, however, having been ruled out here with a minor tendon injury, and it is certainly not a case of total doom and gloom for Chelsea.

It's certainly not a case of just being able to bowl good yorkers - that theory is 20 years old".

Until the crack investigative team at Red Lobster gets to the bottom of this incident, this has to be classified as an alleged case of racism, but it certainly is a case of some crustacean chomper being a bad tipper.