Sentence examples for certainly we might from inspiring English sources

"Certainly, we might expect to lose very heavily at the outset if caught by surprise, but our retaliation would be rapid and devastating and thus would bring to a sudden close the period of heavy losses".

As we drove on to Stirling, I ruminated: certainly, we might be headed back to the dawn of the Industrial Revolution, but if society underwent that kind of reversal the only double-headed battle axe that would be required was one actual size.

It's all sorts of fun to think the odds are now overwhelming that one (or even one billion) of those planets is almost certainly home to some form of life, that some of that life is almost certainly intelligent and we might someday have sufficient technology to attempt to visit one of those planets and shake tentacles with some aliens.

But it certainly looks like we might have to.

And it certainly shifts how we might consider the company's fourth-quarter growth.

"The bad news is the current outlook is certainly more challenging than we might have hoped," said Marc J. Shapiro, vice chairman of Chase, speaking for both companies.

"The False Prince" is a page turner, certainly, but not what we might call a page ­earner — a book that makes the effort of reading worth the getting to the end.

These are certainly the occasions when we might learn more about the state of Hodgson's team than could be picked up from the lopsided evidence of their qualifying group.

In terms of data-gathering, it's certainly exciting to think we might at last be able to have large-sample studies on certain aspects of human sexual behaviour.

"But hopefully, within the next few days, or certainly within the next week, we might have something to say.

Although we are not certain of what traditions most influenced his work, we might certainly see in the pages of his philosophy and poetry a unique blend of Jewish, Islamic, Neoplatonic, Pythagorean, philosophical, Biblical, and mystical (Jewish and Islamic) source materials.