Sentence examples for certainly means from inspiring English sources

A quiz night certainly means the abandonment of all shame.

It almost certainly means picking a static, inflexible standard.

"That almost certainly means that debris came up through the bottom of the wing".

And this almost certainly means that his pursuit of alliance-building is not over either.

It certainly means a lot higher than the 1.5% the market currently expects.

Brunell's arrival almost certainly means he will replace Patrick Ramsey as the starter.

The country's latest financial crisis certainly means that budgets will be squeezed even more.

This certainly means keeping the beloved away from Uncle Frank, for example.

The nil-nil draw almost certainly means the elimination of the British team.

That almost certainly means his deal would require approval from Ireland's competition watchdog.

This almost certainly means some state sanction or involvement - perhaps even a "shopping list" of requirements.