Sentence examples for has certainly increased from inspiring English sources

Regulation has certainly increased.

"It has certainly increased," said Navy Capt.

Mr. Wilson's handling of the crisis, though it ended in tragedy, has certainly increased his prestige.

The definition measures inequality, which has certainly increased, rather than poverty.

The need for real-time media formats such as audio, video, and gaming has certainly increased the bandwidth requirements.

"The level of promotions online has certainly increased," he said, "and that will clearly be a negative drag on profits".

Prices have certainly increased, but a small ice, satisfying enough — unless you can't resist a $3.50 "super" — is still $1.50.

The recent events have certainly increased the anti-red sentiment but those who oppose the red shirts do not automatically support the yellow shirts.

"We don't have a specific strategy to poach specific creators, but we've certainly increased our emphasis on getting the word out and letting creators know we have a great system," she said.

As of 2006, Somalis in Minnesota owned 600 businesses and had $164 million in buying power, according to a report by the American Immigration Council, and those numbers have certainly increased in the subsequent decade.

One may say of these attempts that they have certainly increased in sophistication, and possibly diminished in plausibility.