Sentence examples for certainly questions from inspiring English sources

"There are certainly questions that need answers.

Certainly, questions have been raised about the value of such reports.

There are certainly questions to be asked about all the government bonds that the banks have bought in recent years.

"There are certainly questions around how Michael Byrne managed that board and managed greyhound racing in Queensland," Neal said.

"I think there are certainly questions that can be asked: are we getting the tissue in the way consistent with the law?" Caplan said as an example.

"When you consider evolution, there are certainly questions that have yet to be answered," said Mr. Fisher, science coordinator for the Lewisville Independent School District in North Texas.

People certainly questioned why I wanted to implement this initiative.

And you can certainly question the wisdom of shoehorning the loot-box mechanic in.

To me, the Black Lives Matter movement has – if not entirely rejected – certainly questioned such politics.

You can certainly question the potential conflict of interest when issuers pay ratings agencies for consulting services and ratings.

One can certainly question why protest organizers chose the embassies, as if the U.S. government was responsible for a film made by one of its citizens.