Sentence examples for certainly aim from inspiring English sources

We should certainly aim for better financial regulation, especially for institutions with government-insured deposits.

In giving reasons we certainly aim to get others to agree with us (I'm doing that now, after all).

I certainly aim to get dressed every morning before reaching my desk, preferring to feel clean, switched on and ready to face the day head on.

The Albion director Jeff Farmer says the club will strengthen the squad prudently but cautions against blank acceptance of the £60m figure: "We will invest, and certainly aim to survive next season.

ITV will certainly aim for a more populist approach and the powerful in racing will decide to feel grateful about that if it reverses the recent downward trend of TV audiences for races such as the Derby.

New boss Dominic Kinnear – returning to the area after being an assistant and then head coach from 2001-05, after which the franchise moved to Houston – will certainly aim to re-create the golden days of two MLS titles in three seasons and a stronger presence in the league than they have managed in the past six years, with just two playoff appearances.

Some speculators have certainly aimed at Greece.

Aviva certainly aims to become "digital first".

The Mingrelian case was certainly aimed at Beria, himself a Mingrelian.

"And the laws in Texas and North Carolina are certainly aimed at reducing turnout.

Guild.com is certainly aiming for that market, with sculptures from Fraser Smith selling for $18,000 and glass bowls selling for $100 to $2,750.