Sentence examples for has almost certainly gone from inspiring English sources

Its budget has almost certainly gone into the red.

In fact it has almost certainly gone up: guesstimates by foreign embassies in Tehran put it as high as 25%.

Movements in other sorts of wealth, such as land and property, are harder to measure, not least because its owners rarely make such information public, though its value has almost certainly gone up sharply, too.

Dead cert: If it wasn't for the fact Christoph (Inglourious Basterds) Waltz's name has almost certainly gone to the engravers already, this would be one of the more interesting categories.

Last May Google announced that it would begin experimenting with display ads on its popular Image Search, which it has largely been unable to monetize – in 2006 the company estimated that it was missing out on $200 million a year because it wasn't including ads in search results, and that number has almost certainly gone up since then.

Fenton and Catalini said some of that money has almost certainly gone into bitcoin exchanges.

Mr. Fellowes has his own claim to the story: the first season of that series opened with the news that the Titanic had sunk and that the heir to Downton Abbey had almost certainly gone down with the ship.

However, Scott Raney, a partner at Redpoint Ventures, the firm that led the deal, suspects the valuation would have almost certainly gone up in this TCTV interview.

I saw a slight sea-change within my research, but it has almost certainly not gone far enough".

And Dish's deal with Disney has almost certainly hastened the day when we go without its service entirely.

It has almost certainly avoided taxes.