Sentence examples for certainly be over from inspiring English sources

There has been more than enough debate and the recession will almost certainly be over before the major features of reform kick in several years from now.

Mr. Bush might have more luck telling Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki the truth: if the Democrats win in November, the days of enabling will certainly be over, and that is likely to happen even if the Republicans hold the White House.

By the time the peloton has descended the Col de la Colombière to Le Grand Bornand, Van Avermaet's tenure of the maillot jaune will certainly be over.

Still, as a practical matter, if Gov. George W. Bush of Texas wins in the Supreme Court, the battle for the White House will certainly be over.

Those who say that less than $100 billion should be plenty to do the job argue that the current downturn will be mild and will almost certainly be over by early summer.

The first, if Trump loses, will almost certainly be over who is to blame — whether it is the faction within the party that supported and enabled his nomination, or the "never Trump" contingent that refused to get behind him once he became the nominee.

"This risk has certainly been over-emphasised in the context of GM because the whole trend in modern farming has been to minimise the occurrence of unwanted (weeds or 'volunteers'), thus creating as near approximations to monoculture as possible.

Although this definition of genomic complexity certainly is over-simplified, it shows intuitively reasonable trends, i.e. a general tendency to increase with organismal complexity 8.