Sentence examples for certainly under the from inspiring English sources

England's NHS and social care regulator is certainly under the cosh.

"Now certainly, under the law, he is too young to legally consent," he said.

Certainly, under the Lanham Act, evincing a congressional purpose to afford a registrant nationwide protection, the subsequent user is not entitled to any greater immunity.

His attractive fictional heroine, Reem, is certainly under the influence of her sinister "Uncle Faiz", but she makes the decisions for herself.

Of that defence, Riddle expressed scepticism in his 13-page written judgment: "Mr Terry's explanation is, certainly under the cold light of forensic examination, unlikely".

MS. WEDDINGTON: Certainly, under the Griswold decision, it appears that the members of the Court in that case were obviously divided as to the specific constitutional framework of the right which they held to exist in the Griswold decision.

Note that we document far more flood-related deaths than we did when inferior reporting was available, so this graph almost certainly under-reports the deaths of the past.

But we are almost certainly under-estimating the squeeze being inflicted by the rest of the world.

"But we are almost certainly under-estimating the squeeze being inflicted by the rest of the world". Please do not assume I am as foolish as this 'we' you're talking about.

Unfortunately, at the present time, the value of tumour biomarkers appears to be underestimated and certainly under-funded: the diagnostics market is massively out-weighed by the therapeutics market in oncology.

The official statistics are bad enough, but they almost certainly under-state the phenomenon.