Sentence examples for certainly it needs to be from inspiring English sources

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 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.

Of course, we are not going to debate the point about the need to better measure the phylogenetic impact of HGT - yes, certainly, it needs to be measured better.

Alec Jeffreys, the so-called "godfather of DNA" credited with inventing the DNA fingerprinting technique, told the Independent that while the book's claim is certainly "interesting," it "needs to be subjected to peer review, with detailed analysis of the provenance of the shawl and the nature of the claimed DNA match with the perpetrator's descendants and its power of discrimination".

Stottlemyre said: "His stuff is good, but his command is certainly not where it needs to be to pitch at this level.

"GPs rely on the results of these tests, so if [they are] ineffective in properly determining the type of infection – as this research suggests the urine test is – it is certainly concerning, and it needs to be addressed," she said.

Rodarte certainly doesn't think it needs to be.

Some of them certainly should be done, but it needs to be done in an open way".

"Our goaltending hasn't been there, certainly not at the level it needs to be this time of year".

"It certainly demonstrates -- not that it needed to be demonstrated -- the president's commitment," Mr. Daschle said.

So trying to sell an enterprise solution wasn't where the startup felt it needed to be, certainly not at this stage of its development.