Sentence examples for certainly consult from inspiring English sources

We certainly consult our followers.

The letter writer should certainly consult a lawyer.

In deciding what to do, you should certainly consult your own feelings.

"We will have the opportunity to engage with employees as appropriate, and we will certainly consult with plaintiffs' counsel," she said.

Corzine was certainly consulted and spoken to, but he was not a key or integral player".

Johnson paid tribute to both former colleagues and said he was "certainly consulted" by Greenhalgh on "personnel issues".

He almost certainly consulted the Achaean record office and must have drawn on Roman records for such material as the treaty between Carthage and Philip V VIII, 9).

Aristotle had proven the validity of the moods of Figure 2 and 3 by converting them to four moods of Figure 1; and this was taught, for example, by Peter of Spain (thirteenth century) in his widely read handbook on logic, the Summulae logicales, certainly consulted by Valla here.

Mr. Trenin said that President Dmitri A. Medvedev had taken a political risk by inviting troops from the United States, Britain and France, but not a big one, and that he did it, almost certainly, after consulting with pollsters.

Some have argued that while they should certainly be consulted, they should not be directly involved in selecting other members of the court, lest the court become a self-selecting oligarchy.

"Descendants should certainly be consulted," writes Martin Bailey, chief reporter for the Art Newspaper, in the London Evening Standard, "but ultimately the director must run the gallery for the public benefit... Few gallery-goers are interested in who donated a picture and, in any case, this detail is always, quite rightly, recorded on the label".