Sentence examples for has certainly ended from inspiring English sources
The ghosts of Michael Colvin's hunched Peter Quint and Cheryl Barker's vengeful Miss Jessel may or may not "exist", but for Miles and Flora (wonderful performances from Charlie Manton and Nazan Fikret) childhood innocence has certainly ended prematurely; their games have a sinister, violent edge, and Miles's self-possession is unsettlingly threatening.
"The age of globalization has certainly ended," said Fredrik Erixon, director of the European Center for International Political Economy, an independent think tank in Brussels.
"The age of globalization has certainly ended," said Fredrik Erixon, director of the European Center for International Political Economy, an independent think tank in Brussels.
"Given that the overturning of Albert Woodfox's conviction on three separate occasions was not enough, Judge Brady's decision to grant him unconditional release should have certainly ended this 43-year-long nightmare," Steven W. Hawkins of Amnesty International said in a statement immediately after the ruling.
The violence, which has caused some 600 deaths, has lessened a bit but has certainly not ended.Mr Odinga's Oranges won at least one notable victory this week after Parliament reopened.
The rejection by two founding members of the Union has almost certainly ended not only the constitution (which needed to be ratified by all to come into force), but also the entire drive towards ever deeper European integration.
Syria, alone among the front line states, remained hostile, yet that hostility would have almost certainly ended if Israel had been ready to return the whole of the Golan.
I do not know when this hopefulness (accompanied, perhaps, by some self-satisfaction) came to an end for women, but it had certainly long ended by 1980 and the "first woman prime minister" did nothing to restore it; neither, I fear, did anti-discrimination law.
Yet small businesses have most certainly ended up on the short end of this crisis, because the government has determined that only those organizations that are too big to fail demand attention.
While Cinderella would have been able to stand in those sparkling glass slippers, she would have almost certainly ended up with a sliced foot the moment she tried to run away from Prince Charming.
