Sentence examples for certainly usually from inspiring English sources

"You certainly usually find something if you look, but it is not always quite the something you were after".

Certainly politicians, usually with a general election on the horizon, occasionally make the right noises about regeneration.

We stayed in a villa for several days during the beach/wedding portion of the trip, which sounds incredible, and certainly I usually love being by the water.

It certainly wasn't usually good for the children.

"There are not usually, certainly not in my department, specific agency consultations about budget measures as a matter of routine".

"One didn't give any reasons but just said, 'Certainly not.' Usually, you give it to the agents, you wait a few weeks.

He certainly disciplined himself, usually starting work shortly after four in the morning, surrounded by those of his numerous cats that had woken up.

Certainly the remedy usually proposed by the anti-sprawl lobby increasing densities and encouraging public transit will not solve the global warming problem.

We've seen a few other green social networks, and while their goals are certainly admirable, they usually seem like a better fit as social network applications on larger networks like Facebook or MySpace.

You start with the assumption that the effect you are observing is random (the "null hypothesis"), then try to collect data to show that the effect is almost certainly not random – usually meaning a less than 5% probability of occurring by chance.

The opposition is certainly important — and it usually also has the virtue of being right.