Sentence examples for has changed certainly from inspiring English sources

The world has changed; certainly the trade union movement has changed.

So Johnny, you have nothing to hang your head about.' " He'll invite the team to dinner, where he'll assure his players that "nothing has changed," certainly not how he feels about them or how they feel about one another.

I never understood how the American military works but I also think it has changed, certainly in the last 30 years.

"But changes in society over the first 50 years of the century meant that by the middle years culture had changed, certainly by 1969 where pop culture was predominant and previous culture was perhaps in danger of becoming increasingly marginalised.

"I don't know how the spending has changed, but certainly there's been revenue shortfalls.

Indeed, anthropology has changed and certainly will continue to do so in ways that have significant impact upon the world.

So, I think the status of the work has changed historically but certainly hasn't changed in terms of the impact of the piece".

"That certainly has changed.

The Romney camp certainly has changed course.

"The world certainly has changed," he told me.

So much has changed since 2012 and certainly [2008].