Sentence examples for is certainly said from inspiring English sources

The United States is certainly said to have wanted someone weak and pliable to replace the troublesome Mr Annan, and Mr Ban was its choice (and China's).

MR. BLOOMBERG -- They were certainly said, but out of context.

"We're certainly saying all authors have some responsibility," Dr. Tsang said.

The governing body's chief executive said: "There's only but a few left so yes, we're certainly saying please get your ticket requests in early.

"Microsoft is certainly growing," said Richard T. Williams, an analyst at Cross Research.

This is certainly easier said than done because of the multitude of political, economic, scientific, and technological issues involved.

"It is certainly new," says Harvard University cell biologist Daniel Goodenough.

"The challenge is certainly daunting," says Collins. "But what's more likely, a vaccine or eradication?

"The explanation is certainly plausible," says geochemist John Eiler of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena.

The answer is certainly yes," says Saleh Tanveer of Ohio State University in Columbus.

"Skype is certainly imperfect," she said.