Sentence examples similar to he is certain to protest from inspiring English sources
He is certain to have taken note.
He is certain to miss the Commonwealth Games.
The visit to London is certain to meet protests from militants representing a wide range of causes, who are expected to congregate here.
The alternative is letting nature –- the new nature we've inadvertently created in our own image –- do that for us". Such discussion is certain to raise protests, from the right as another false alarm in the tradition of Thomas Robert Malthus and from the left for focusing on the fast-growing ranks of the poor in the global South rather than reducing consumption in the rich North.
Limitations on what Nato can deploy under pressure from Moscow is certain to lead to protests from the new member states in eastern Europe.
"One person can say, 'Let's go to Genoa dressed as inflatable George Bushes,' and hundreds will show up that way". The Genoa protest is certain to fuel the global movement, organizers say, because many of those coming are first-timers.
This year has already been disastrous for relations between Afghans and US forces, and there are certain to be protests if Jones does burn the Qur'an, although authorities will be alert to possible violence after deadly demonstrations in February.
John Yates, the former assistant commissioner of the Metropolitan police who is now advising the Bahraini authorities, told the Guardian on Wednesday that there were certain to be protests over the weekend.
Indeed, Team New Zealand's potential competitors, Oracle-BMW of San Francisco and Alinghi of Switzerland, are almost certain to protest the Hula.
Regardless of the size and scope of the reform effort -- or even, perhaps, its chances of success -- there are certain to be howls of protest from the Republican side of the aisle.
