Sentence examples for certainly conclude from inspiring English sources

And should Mr. Gore's current "contest" of the certified vote fail, historians will certainly conclude that that was where the election was really lost.

But, while the believers in the town have apparently had their prayers answered, we suspect they will almost certainly conclude that they should have been careful what they prayed for.

3. In the long run you will almost certainly conclude that the most treasured aspect of your university experience wasn't your academic education or any careers advice, but rather the friends you made.

The CIS and SCO observer missions will almost certainly conclude that the elections conformed to international standards.

If this is all there is to "the whole of natural theology", then we can certainly conclude that the argument's conclusion has no religiously significant content.

While one many certainly conclude that these accomplishments do not outweigh or offset the negatives, they should not be minimized or ignored for the sake of political convenience.

I certainly concluded they were right as I left Scarcity, at the Cherry Lane.

We certainly cannot conclude, as some people want to, that carbon dioxide is not actually a greenhouse gas.

After reading it, I certainly cannot  conclude that it is scientifically sound.

Trump, meanwhile, has repeatedly called the Mueller probe a "witch hunt," and, certainly, investigators might conclude that nothing untoward took place.

Mr. Jeal, after very extensive research, found no direct evidence of a physical relationship between Baden-Powell and McLaren, but he certainly did not conclude from this lack that his subject was therefore a heterosexual.