Sentence examples for certainly as in from inspiring English sources

Certainly, as in the Zubrin proposal, unmanned spacecraft could provide the crucial supply lines.

But the crucial role that literacy can play in helping to solve these challenges will almost certainly, as in previous years, be overlooked.

Wolfe is, according to HRF Keating, "the last of the Great Detectives" - and he is certainly as great in size as in reputation.

Certainly, as noted in [14], the chronic care must be provided in these conditions.

And if this is true in business and the professions, it is almost certainly as inevitable in our national politics.

"I don't think a shift of this size, certainly as shown in the polling, can be explained just by demographic changes over what is a relatively short period of time.

The fourth ballad, "Winnsboro Cotton Mill Blues," is a virtuosic depiction of a mill's machinery, thundering, then breaking off into blues flourishes: compelling music, certainly as showcased in this impressive performance.

Certainly, as shown in studies with UFPs, chemical composition and other particle parameters are additional important effect modifiers.

Certainly, as highlighted in recent reviews, MOF based mixed matrix membranes (Ms) have the potential to overcome current challenges in membrane separation, both in terms of membrane synthesis and performance.

We are quite sceptical about the local TV initiative in the UK in general, and certainly as profitable business proposals in many UK locations".

Certainly as a tool in persuading shareholders, it was sensational.