Sentence examples for certainly as many from inspiring English sources

Certainly, as many novelists are exploring the territory.

Certainly, as many OFCs themselves will admit, only a couple of decades ago regulation in many offshore jurisdictions left much to be desired and bad money found its way in with the good.

These are all criticisms deserving of intensive debate, review, thorough explication, perhaps shouting to make oneself heard over the din and certainly as many close written critiques as needed.

"But it's certainly — as many studies have shown — not worse for you than cigarettes or alcohol".

And there are, obviously, skills associated with it, and we're certainly as prepared as many universities are to bring them up to speed with respect to those skills.

Certainly, as with many dry-land regions in the tropics (e.g. northern India prior to the monsoon), the daily mean temperatures have increased in the late 20th century, consistent with climate warming.

And we should certainly include as many small-scale processes as we can think of.

Underclassmen can certainly donate as many times as they want during the campaign, each donor is allowed only one vote.

Officials also said on Wednesday that Mr. Rumsfeld will almost certainly alert as many 10,000 additional Reserve and National Guard troops in the next few weeks.

Then the pony was led out, and it trotted around a three- or four-corridor maze - out into the twilight, back into the light - maybe twice, but certainly never as many times as I wished.

It is certainly ironic, as many have pointed out, that the very statute construed in Cyan SLUSA is itself an emphatic reflection of congressional desire to avoid having state courts become the primary venue for securities-class-action litigation, at least as it relates Section 10(b) of the '34 Act and equivalent state and common law claims involving the purchase and sale of securities.