Sentence examples for certainly separate from inspiring English sources

It's a big market — tons of radio is listened to while people are commuting in their cars — but it also comes with a unique set of challenges that are certainly separate from the world of traditional consumer electronics in which Pandora got its start.

Dante's Italian heritage and an approximately 700-year age gap certainly separate him from the other figures listed on the press release.

Our guide was able to give us two possible explanations: one was that two of these cheetahs are daughters to the third and are on the verge of leaving their mother and each other to find their own ranges; the second possibility was that these were three sisters who have remained together longer than is usually found in nature, and will almost certainly separate at some point in the future.

As such, he added, "It certainly separated the men from the boys if they were faced with great losses that day and were still interested in meeting with us".

It certainly separates itself from the rest of the pack, and at times it's almost infuriatingly catchy (take the single "A-Punk" for example).

Separate Arab and American commands have been established, almost certainly with separate policies for using force.

Perhaps television is not available in some European prisons but I would doubt that social visits by family are forbidden in any (indeed it would almost certainly violate separate provisions of the Convention which protect family life).

There is certainly a separate debate to be had about the extent to which schools have a right to police teachers' extra-curricular behaviour, as well as the violation of teachers' privacy when pupils or parents track down and trawl through their social media accounts.

Gardner: I mean, it would be difficult to do so, but I certainly would separate the operating, the Internet, and I would just try and get it into small chunks and give people that opportunity to compete.

Having a trusted place to find credible reviews would certainly help separate the good from the terrible.

Certainly, a separate justice system must be in place to protect all youths from adult accountability for misdeeds that can be attributed to adolescence.