Sentence examples for certainly was necessary from inspiring English sources

He was agreeing with the clear position of his boss-to-be, President-elect Barack Obama, and he was giving an answer that almost certainly was necessary to win confirmation.

It certainly is necessary to protect them from fanatics, but not from fans.

If they are to have any clout, supranational elements will certainly be necessary in the area of enforcement.

A big question is whether Mr. Reid has the 60 votes that will almost certainly be necessary to permit debate to begin.

It would almost certainly be necessary to keep the animals in captivity, so it would be essential to provide as interesting an environment as possible.

Little wonder that peers say a transitional deal would "almost certainly be necessary", and urge ministers to publish "specific proposals as to what form it should take".

Governor Pataki and Mr. Whitehead must select foundation board members who understand that their role is not simply to raise money, although that will certainly be necessary for building and maintaining this memorial.

As a matter of simple arithmetic, it will certainly be necessary, at some point this year, that we get AWE wages growth close to 5 per cent for a few months to counter growth rates below 2 per cent that we are seeing in early 2015.

Joined efforts of healthcare providers, hospital administrators, policy makers, and patients will certainly be necessary (up to an international level) to reduce and optimize the overall antibiotic consumption.

And toward that end, it will almost certainly be necessary to spell out a new regulatory regime to reduce the chance of a future spill to a minimum, through more regulations and/or better enforcement of existing regulations.

To pull this off, an expanded "deportation force" would almost certainly be necessary, but Mr Trump's advisers have spent the past few days downplaying the prospect of such an organisation.