Sentence examples for certainly set off from inspiring English sources

But Perez's poor start certainly set off alarms.

Leicester certainly set off like a team in a hurry.

This would make the exchange involuntary and almost certainly set off the swaps.

Comcast's impending acquisition of NBC Universal will certainly set off an effort to turn Versus into a viable alternative, if not a full-fledged competitor, to ESPN.

If Democrats do push the nominees through to the full Senate, they would almost certainly set off a Republican filibuster, which would jeopardize the confirmations and, for now, leave vacancies at the top of two federal agencies.

Instead, they made a remarkable counteroffer, promising to send any convicted British defendants home to serve their sentences -- a step that would almost certainly set off a review of the cases by British courts.

That means hemp, which may not be exciting to Seth but certainly sets off a marijuana-sniffing dog at the airport.

And it almost certainly sets off a political brawl among at least a half-dozen Democrats for a seat that Mr. Kerry has held for almost 30 years.

This new innovation is almost certainly going to set off a surge of new buying.

We don't know for sure who set off the explosions, and we certainly don't know why.

It wasn't a moment in the public domain," he says – one "I certainly didn't forecast when we set off".