Sentence examples for certainly come down from inspiring English sources

Prices have certainly come down.

My own take is that this is a very close case that will almost certainly come down to the court's typical median vote, Justice Anthony Kennedy.

Their chances in this match, no disrespect to Runako Morton intended, will, as ever, almost certainly come down to how Gayle, Chanderpaul and Sarwan get on.

"It was a very-high-valuation blue chip that has certainly come down, and I'm not surprised that Procter took a look at them".

Headline loan and mortgage rates have certainly come down – such as the launch of Tesco's 1.99% mortgage deal – but savers appear to be paying the price.

For Mr. Lee and his conservative allies, "teaching North Korea a lesson" will almost certainly come down to more of what he is already doing: rolling back his liberal predecessors' "Sunshine Policy" of granting aid and economic cooperation to the North.

Brokers trading charges are certainly coming down as competition forces them to get in line, but even a discount online broker will charge in the neighborhood of $10 for say a $100 stock trade.

"He's certainly coming down to try to challenge for a starting spot and that's what we want, we want as many players in each position who can push on and try to prove something within our squad".

To be sure, there's some other stuff that's almost certainly coming down the pike in Carter's upcoming speeches.

Some on Reddit have put forth the suggestion that visible cracks indicate the icy behemoth that keeps the living safe from the dead (with help from the Night's Watch) is certainly coming down in Season 7. It's a popular fan theory already.

The battle for the Senate, almost certainly, will come down to seven fiercely contested races, six of which — in Indiana, Missouri, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin — are for seats currently held by Republicans.