Sentence examples for certainly contest from inspiring English sources

But the length to which Mr. Almunia has already gone to reach a settlement, and his stated aim of winning quick results for consumers, strongly suggest a preference for an amicable outcome that would avoid the need to impose a vast fine on Google, which the company would almost certainly contest in court.

Nick Lowles, director of Hope Not Hate, wrote in a blog that four parliamentary byelections coming up in the next few weeks offer Brons's supporters a chance to flex their muscles, and that his new party would almost certainly contest Croydon and Middlesbrough.

If anything, this car looks better than that rear-drive coupe, perhaps the best-looking Subaru ever – though the Viziv Concept, show in Geneva on 5 March, could certainly contest that claim.

Britain's European Union referendum is certainly such a contest.

Certainly not a contest between two teams missing half of last season's starters.

THE VOICE was the better singing contest, certainly more engaging than "The X Factor".

The contest certainly opened in up-tempo, if slightly scrappy, fashion.

It was an imperfect contest, certainly, but brilliant for all that, dipping and soaring through three times as many winners as unforced errors.

"They've alleged that she is the woman that did these atrocities; we're certainly going to contest that," said Patrick Nash, who is representing Ms. Basic (pronounced BOSS-ich) in the extradition proceedings.

Cotto was far from disgraced, and the scores of 117-111, 118-110, 118-110 were a poor reflection of his contribution to one of the best fights this town has seen in a long time – and certainly the toughest contest Mayweather has been in over 16 years as a professional.

Nasri fired wide shortly afterwards but Southampton managed to stem the early impetus and, without creating a clear-cut chance, were certainly in the contest when Rodriguez departed.