Sentence examples for certainly it would be from inspiring English sources

Certainly, it would be difficult for terrorists to get one.

Certainly, it would be hard to buy back the public utilities that have been sold.

Certainly, it would be a diplomatic disaster if he did go.

Certainly, it would be impolitic for the government to hold itself to such a demanding standard.

Certainly it would be foolish to make assumptions about his voters.

Certainly, it would be hard to confuse Hallyday with Sir Cliff today.

Certainly it would be a mistake to consider "Housekeeping" a woman's book, despite its title.

"We will see what comes, but certainly it would be a shame if one had to invoke competition law".

Certainly it would be an ethical catastrophe if, as some have suggested, the IICA were to end up scrapped.

"If anybody could come in on Wednesday and be effective on Sunday, certainly it would be him," Hurney said.

And certainly it would be wrong to blame the residents of Fort McMurray for the disaster that has befallen them.