Sentence examples for certainly been felt from inspiring English sources

The change in tone, and chill in the air towards people of colour, has certainly been felt by him.

"We feel that although the punishment hasn't technically been activated yet, its effects have certainly been felt from day one of this season," said PST's Colin Farmery.

The failure, yet again, of "light touch regulation" is now glaringly obvious; this couldn't be said to be worse than the financial crisis, but it has certainly been felt closer to home – the sickening lurch in the stomach millions have felt when they realised that they were likely to have eaten something they'd never have chosen, something they find repulsive.

The impact of this change has certainly been felt in recent elections.

This is a development whose impact will almost certainly be felt in 50 years' time.

Soviet influence will certainly be felt, and could go in Sadat's favour.

The biggest impacts, in terms of time and struggle, would almost certainly be felt by small businesses.

The tremors will certainly be felt at Coolmore, perhaps the most powerful commercial stud in Turf history.

"Such a large return of space to the market will certainly be felt in the vacancy rates," Mr. Shapiro said.

Earl Thomas is an irreplaceable defender, whose absence will certainly be felt on Sunday and for the rest of this season after he fractured his tibia.

He used the B word even more pointedly and directly in a subsequent appearance on MSNBC, saying that economic pain, which would certainly be felt if the Olympics were minimized or largely abandoned, is a language Putin can understand.