Sentence examples for certainly go ahead from inspiring English sources

A Disney spokesman said the company will almost certainly go ahead with the project despite the economic climate, but the company did not provide a timetable.

About $125bn of that - the expiry of both President Obama's temporary payroll tax cut and extension of unemployment benefits - will almost certainly go ahead.

If you are able to afford a nanny (even if you are still at home) then certainly go ahead.

"The bill is now almost certainly going ahead, subject to Third Reading and approval in the Lords," he says.

The merger of the GIS and LIS into BHIS has certainly gone ahead and the previous mainstream systems are now minority insurers.

We have a wonderful relationship and...and if he's in some sort of trouble or...or if he's hurt or if you know something I should know, well then, certainly please, go ahead and tell me...but...but I just have to find him".

"He once said, 'If I should die, use everything you can from me and throw the rest away.' He would certainly have said, 'Go ahead, Mom".' Matthew's sister Margo said the cloning idea "is pretty much my mother's own thing.

"The circumstances that have enabled the game to go ahead are certainly awful, but from that has arisen this opportunity to have a Crusaders team play at the home of rugby," said Crusaders chief executive Hamish Riach.

It is certainly possible that Trump will go ahead and win the Republican nomination, but as Larry Sabato and his colleagues at the University of Virginia's Center for Politics said of Trump, in a post at Politico on Monday, "It's far more likely he will fade long before the primary season does".

"We certainly would like to just go ahead and be greedy," Hitchens said of the potential to gain the outright league crown by beating Beckman.

It certainly does not mean you can go ahead and eat a large fry or a slice of cheesecake every single day.