Sentence examples for certainly term from inspiring English sources

"Certainly term limits will be something we will consider," he said, "but beyond that, I don't want to speculate".

Almost certainly, the term is overused.

Certainly, the term "lifetime limit" had no meaning to me yet.

It's certainly the term du jour.

But certainly long term we plan to bring in as many sources as possible," Hobbs adds.

There is certainly no term in the English language to express my situation.

So certainly the term Am Segulah refers to the special relationship that God has with the Jewish people.

Certainly, long term effects of repeated physical training and acquisition of particular walking patterns, such as in ballet dancers or soldiers, can occur.

The alliance has brought benefits, he said, "certainly in terms of culture, in terms of methodology, international know-how".

The age of responsible business is upon us, if not in terms of practice, then certainly in terms of public expectation.

"What's critical is this is an historic settlement certainly in terms of amount but also in terms of what it covers or tries to cover," said Tobias.