Sentence examples for certainly depressed from inspiring English sources

I was certainly depressed, but wouldn't you have been?

The February jobs report from the Labor Department was surprisingly good, particularly considering that blizzards in the East almost certainly depressed the numbers.

SSB is a pioneer in forest plantation development but it made some unfortunate mistakes in the early years of development (such as unsuitable species), which certainly depressed the company’s profits.

The above is certainly depressing.

That will almost certainly depress bank lending rates, squeezing profits.

A long, drawn-out battle could certainly depress investors.

Some also argue that layoffs in the financial industry this year will almost certainly depress the market and the value of commercial property.

"While the system of strict rules and compliance might sound good on paper, it would almost certainly depress the ambition of countries [in setting emissions goals] and limit participation by countries.

Whereas it is rather hard and certainly depressing to admit guilt and to repent.

Last I checked, nobody quite knew how big a dent the roundups make in rattlesnake populations, but the methods used by hunters, which include ripping apart and pumping gas into the dens where snakes hibernate en masse, almost certainly depress local carrying capacity (to say nothing of the effects on other species).

However, if other developed countries follow the recent American lead and increase support to their farmers, the consequence will be a huge excess supply of some agricultural products, which will certainly depress world prices.