Sentence examples for could certainly be at from inspiring English sources

It is a fact that the current Supreme Court is incredibly conservative, and it is almost certain that a straight-up question on whether or not gays and lesbians have a constitutional right to marriage equality, a question that could certainly be at stake in an appeal of the Prop 8 case, would be a court-splitter.

"Having a more standardised approach ensuring additional funding is put into schools to employ people specifically trained for wellbeing could certainly be looked at," Owen Hathway, Wales policy officer at NEU Cymru, said.

All dance is political, as one viewer remarked afterward, and Via Katlehong could certainly be looked at in those terms.

While players' representatives yesterday said that monetary compensation could certainly be on the table at some point, there are more pressing matters, including how far the universities' responsibility extends to players who suffer concussions and other football-related injuries.

Appetite loss at high altitudes could certainly be key, notes Damian Bailey, a physiologist at the University of Glamorgan, Pontypridd, in the United Kingdom who himself recently lost 11 kg during a 3-month expedition to the Andes in Chile.

It turns out they were very dedicated Mountain Dew-drinking adolescents, and if the adolescents are anything like some of the ones I see in classes at Princeton, there could certainly be worse people writing for the Wikipedia.

If Davey knew when to shut up at school, the same could certainly be said now.

Enforcement of the latter could certainly be undertaken in advertisements appearing in dental publications and at dental conferences.

Nevertheless, the accuracy remains at a high level that could certainly be strengthened with enough diversity in the training set.

Increased pricing pressure could certainly be an issue for drugmakers, says C.J. Sylvester, a pharmaceuticals analyst at UBS.

It could certainly be better.