Sentence examples for certainly more likely from inspiring English sources

Collisions are certainly more likely in areas of thick fog and where some navigational equipment might malfunction in extreme cold.

It is certainly more likely to attract attention than arguments about the intricacies of a currency union.

The first is an extremely long shot, and the second two are certainly more likely but still anybody's guess, including Gingrich's.

Staff are certainly more likely to go above and beyond if they feel proud of what they're doing, but passion alone cannot carry lacklustre fundraising practice.

Whether travelers are more likely to become victims of credit card fraud is debatable, but we're certainly more likely to get tripped up by efforts to combat fraud, especially overseas.

"A year ago, I thought the Republicans were certainly more likely than not to net four seats and win control," said Stuart Rothenberg, editor of the nonpartisan Rothenberg Political Report.

Switzerland certainly the more likely to score at this point.

Western Ebola victims have certainly been more likely to receive these drugs so far – largely because it has been logistically easier to get them into Western countries.

Mr McGregor said that markets would remain shaky, and added, "we are in for a period of higher volatility certainly, and more likely than not higher prices".

Labour are confident of taking this seat with a 5.8% swing and it certainly seems more likely at the moment than success in Battersea and Finchley & Golders Green which are also Labour targets.

A contested convention certainly looks more likely for Republicans this year than it has in a while.