Sentence examples for have certainly passed from inspiring English sources
Leicester have certainly passed the ball with more authority and penetration this season and for large parts of the second half a nervous crowd was longing for the final whistle.
Somaliland has certainly passed any democratic test set by Washington in establishing a multi-party system, holding free and fair elections and upholding freedom of speech.
The torch has certainly passed, but Ted Kennedy is not part of that; the voters are, and Senator Kennedy has voted; let's not crown a Kennedy-picked prince until we have all had a chance.
But the ideal hour to make such a deal has certainly passed, since Corel's stock which was trading at just under $5 just two months ago is now up over the $22 mark.
Pratt has certainly passed on these lessons to his own son, 4-year-old Jack, who frequently makes appearances on Pratt's and mom Anna Faris' social media accounts.
The irony of the VW scandal is that we have almost certainly passed "peak diesel" anyway, as the fall in pump prices makes petrol models more attractive.
The religious wave has certainly not passed and may still carry a lot in its wake.
"Volkswagen has almost certainly passed the lowest point for the year, but the company still isn't earning money with its core brand," said Markus Brück, who helps manage $12 billion at Metzler Investment in Frankfurt and does not own Volkswagen shares.
Such economies of scale as may have been reaped have certainly not all been passed on to fund investors.Another favourite fact of Mr Bogle's is that mutual-fund turnover has increased from 16% four decades ago to 110%, meaning that the average fund holds a stock for just 11 months.
