Sentence examples for has certainly saved from inspiring English sources

Goldman's culture of secrecy has certainly saved it from offensive, Trump-style ostentation.

After masked men attacked the polling station, Marko Jaksic, a leading boycott campaigner, said that his people had nothing to do with the attack and blaming the Serbian police for being behind it.Whoever was behind the attack it has certainly saved north Mitrovica from producing an unworkable result.

The Obama administration may not have put the economy in the fast track but it has certainly saved the nation from a free fall and an economic meltdown.

The death toll has fallen disproportionately on Palestinians but the Iron Dome Mission Defense System paid for with American dollars has certainly saved civilians -- Chuck Hagel says "countless" -- though it is unclear entirely how successful the system is vs. the antiquated weapons being used by Hamas.

"We've certainly saved money," says Moore.

He then asks Tebow to "take it down a notch" and reveals that He actually prays to Broncos kicker Matt Prater -- who has certainly been saving this team in a more terrestrial sense.

But Brown has almost certainly saved Scotland from a slide into nationalism.

"Five minutes later it arrived and I said that's great, it's my favourite, how did you know?" The Health and Safety Executive said there had been failings in risk assessment procedures but other safety precautions had "almost certainly saved Mr Hammond's life".

The hospital's doctors told me they had almost certainly saved my life.

"It's just amazing," Chief Burke said, adding that Ms. Guerrero had almost certainly saved her daughter's life.

As well as demonstrating his patriotic credentials, Mr Abramovich's decision to divorce in Russia had almost certainly saved him billions of pounds, they said.