Sentence examples for certainly states from inspiring English sources

Certainly states will be taking a far closer interest in what goes on in banking and finance in the years ahead.

If we think of the sense of "\(1 + 4\)" as a small program, there are certainly states, possible worlds, in which we have not executed the program, and others in which we have.

Certainly, state and local governments must continue to use their full resources against drug conditions.

I'm not necessarily defending this argument — and as you'll see I'm not necessarily defending any argument — but I'm certainly stating here a number of different things that people have argued.

Robert Jones's gently moving trees and huge set elevator raising the whole forest scene into the air to reveal Norma's cottage among its roots were certainly state-of-the-art.

Certainly state investment in Catalonia has gone down in recent years.

There are certainly state and local governments with pensions that are seriously underfunded, but it is hard to link this back to unions, as DiSalvo tries.

You can certainly state your preferences here, and occasionally you go to one of them, but mostly you don't have a clue as to which of the 400 or so missions in the world you'll be sent to.

You can certainly state calmly and lovingly that you have noticed a steady change in their demeanor or behavior and that you are concerned, and you are available to talk about it if they wish.

We cannot tell whether this is due to the distance from the membrane or a change in the amino acid context, but we can certainly state that there are constraints for the modification of these cysteines by Swf1.

Certainly, member states have been wary of giving up the illusory game of nation-state diplomacy.