Sentence examples for could certainly win from inspiring English sources

It's a phenomenon, and if it won for season five, it could certainly win again for season six, especially after its sublime season finale.

Mr. Obama could certainly win Florida – we give him about a 35 percent chance of doing so — but these simulations find that he usually has easier paths to the victorious 270 electoral votes.

Suzanne Moore, in the Guardian, moans that "we could certainly win a gold for self-loathing whinging", fussing about nationalism when this summer of sport has "given some much-needed uplift to a divided country".

Mr Summers could certainly have won his own indeed, it is possible that he did enough in his brilliant short career as an academic to be chosen for the honour in due course anyway.

Sebastian Vettel will almost certainly win the championship on Sunday and I could understand if people then thought everything was wrapped up for the season.

"If you could put a blindfold on me and if you had the reach advantage, you would certainly win.

Mr Pérez will almost certainly win that.

"He could certainly go and win it and batter everybody, but given the amount of quality players in the field I wouldn't be surprised if he lost.

Certainly winning helps the message".

It certainly wins points on the interface.

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