Sentence examples for certainly retain from inspiring English sources

Unless Ron Paul becomes president, the TSA will almost certainly retain its funding.

The new billion-dollar Barclays Center was made rusty on purpose, and a new section of the High Line -- the park made from an abandoned rail line -- will most certainly retain its wear, with its decay polished if need be.

Because these practice patterns could change quickly with the emergence or fear of a more severe illness, and for the important situational and logistical insight they may provide during an epidemic, we would certainly retain disease-specific diagnostic and therapeutic EMR entries in ARI CDAs meant for an operational surveillance system.

Jose Mourinho certainly retains the support of the Chelsea fans.

GERHARD SCHRÖDER, the German chancellor, certainly retains a capacity to surprise.

But Kingsbarns certainly retains every right to join Telescope in freshening up the Classic generation in the second half of the season.

He is still the spiritual leader of the Taliban movement, and he certainly retains strong command over Taliban forces in southern Afghanistan, which represent the bulk of the insurgency.

While the shiny contemporary B.Leza, which opened last year, might lack the faded grandeur of its forefather, it certainly retains its pan-African programming and remarkably loyal, diverse fan base.

An empty field and a few twists and turns may have sent my passengers a bit green, but the dry weather and reactive suspension certainly retained an air of control.

After that, the series premiere of "The War at Home," with Michael Rapaport as a beleaguered father, lost some of that audience -- it drew 8.68 million -- but it certainly retained more "Simpsons" viewers than "Arrested Development" did a year ago.

Be that as it may, this feature cut certainly retains something of the four-part structure, but the abrupt switches of locale only add to the disorienting mood that Chapman conjures up.