Sentence examples for certainly cold from inspiring English sources

Slow growth is certainly cold comfort to those who are out of work and seeking a job, a number that rose to 14.9 million in August, from 14.6 million in July.

In an analysis of the images published in Science, Junichi Haruyama of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency and colleagues report that the area is certainly cold enough to harbor ice, but that the reflectance indicates there is only soil on the surface.

Using computer models, she and her colleagues concluded that the disk was certainly cold enough for heavy water to form.

An example of a congruent interpersonal metaphor would be the word certainly in the utterance It's certainly colder today than it was yesterday.

Because sea ice is a subzero temperature environment, these proteins are almost certainly cold-active (Huston et al. 2000).

Certainly this cold potato-leek soup has potential.

The music is certainly neither cold nor heartless, neither academic nor technical.

And, of course, a winter is approaching — if not of discontent, then certainly of cold comfort and complaint.

Michael Sheen continues to impress as Masters, although there is a danger that so clinical a character might fail to attract any sympathy at all – certainly his cold dismissals of Johnson's job fears, Libby's fertility fears and Betty's baby desires hammered home the point that he's rather too fond of playing God.

In Mirror's Edge, Faith was no fighter, and certainly not a cold-blooded murderer.

This is certainly an extraordinary cold snap".