Sentence examples for certainly not then from inspiring English sources

If Saturday is indeed his final fight – and let it be said it's almost certainly not – then Floyd walks away one of the greatest to ever do it.

I was in my early 30s but pretty recently divorced and beginning to think I didn't want children — certainly not then, but also maybe not ever.

She said: "I'm going to decide when it feels right for me to decide … certainly not before then [the end of 2014].

As someone who understands disruption at a quantified level, I heard Lepore's critique the way I'd probably sound if I read just one book on quantum physics, determined myself to be an expert (which I'm certainly not), and then called it all hogwash.

In our use, we are liberal with the amount of data collected (that is, we acquire information on many putative targets that are almost certainly not targets, then filter them out during post-processing).

"I certainly would not then have favored us sending occupying forces into Iraq," he says.

Parliament certainly could not then have imagined that the time was coming when there would be ten times as many Muslims as Methodists in Yorkshire.

"If what ends up on the statute book is not in the context of a state of emergency, and at the moment it certainly is not, then we would be wishing to repeal it.

But Ursula Niebuhr, who died in 1997, wrote in a memorandum (which an assistant for Mr. Shapiro saw in the Library of Congress) that her husband "may have used it in his prayers" by 1934, but "it certainly was not then in circulation".

So even if it was a marginal development (which it certainly is not) then I would take that".

The former secretary of state also said she would be "on the way to making a decision" by the end of the year and would "certainly not" decide before then.