Sentence examples for certainly speak up from inspiring English sources

"Banks should certainly speak up when they think regulators are getting it wrong.

The people who are greedy and will benefit from dominating the political process certainly speak up so the rest of us should, too.

They certainly spoke up for Mr. Rangel, who seemed unburdened, as ever, by a grain of self-doubt.

They include people who would have almost certainly spoken up had coldhearted talk of genocide come from the likes of Mel Gibson or Patrick J. Buchanan, neither a stranger to provocative comments about Jews.

"He's certainly not afraid to speak up, and I'm not afraid to speak up, either," Pettine said.

Mitt Romney and the Republicans were certainly not going to speak up for these newly dispossessed, and they were an inconvenience to Obama in his hurry to declare mission accomplished.

"People were certainly more willing to speak up in favor of military service during the war in Afghanistan and even during the war in Iraq," said Shane Hachey, an Army veteran who graduated from Columbia last May and was active in Advocates for Columbia R.O.T.C. "They might not respect the Bush administration or its motives there.

Being a lawyer with a disability will certainly allow me to speak up for the rights of others with disabilities.

Now, Jane can certainly encourage her employees to speak up with ideas.

To put it quite simply: don't speak up, and certainly don't fight back.

Celebs may not quite be lining up in person at the picket line to protest Chick-Fil-A's donations to anti-gay groups, but they certainly are speaking up on the issue when prompted.