Sentence examples for certainly it needs from inspiring English sources

Certainly it needs to protect its share of the rental market; with sales of coffins and conventional hospital beds flat, the $340 million rental business has been its only source of growth in recent years.

Certainly it needs some steadying.

Certainly, it needs a lift from somewhere.

Unquestionably, there is a German mystery, and certainly it needs to be solved, and a continued critical relationship with the American and the British people, such as has begun at Nuremberg, would help toward a solution.

Certainly, it needs more of the late-game accuracy that Collins displayed in victories over Arizona and Seattle, but maybe the worst statistic on Collins's season is that he set a team record for passes attempted, 568.

Certainly it needs to be proved that potters, not a numerous or powerful group at any time, had the kind of social standing that would give weight to their "views" as represented on vases, which price lists show were dirt-cheap.

Certainly, it needn't be a seductive tour de force like Lauren Slater's "Lying: A Metaphorical Memoir," which played with the reader's sense of trust to illuminate the emotional landscape of deception.

The party certainly knows it needs repair.

"Certainly, it now needs to be scrutinized in places other than the letters page of the LRB".

China says it wants urbanisation, and it certainly needs it.

But almost certainly it will need to find coalition partners, especially from areas outside its Punjab heartland.