Sentence examples for is certainly so for from inspiring English sources

That is certainly so for Sharon Eisner of Danbury, a cancer survivor and a participant in Ms. Gupta's pilot workshop at Ann's Place.

It is certainly so for the subject of this paper, the wood mouse (Apodemus sylvaticus), because this small, nocturnal rodent often occupies home ranges that are vast in comparison to its body size [ 2].

This was the case with Picasso, and it is certainly so with Jasper Johns, who for 40 years has frustrated our attempts to reconcile the contradictions in his difficult, hermetic, and yet highly public art.

In some microbioreactor systems, this assumption may be questionable; certainly so for those that rely on diffusion for mixing.

Blurred Lines is certainly ripe for satire, so why turn it into Word Crimes, and make it a song about grammar?

The claim is certainly true for (n=1), so assume that (ngeq2).

Lineker remembers coming home from Wembley in tears after seeing Leicester lose 1-0 in the 1969 FA Cup final to Manchester City – the fourth time in 20 years that the club had finished as runners-up – so is certainly taking nothing for granted with 13 games still to play.

So, there is certainly enough for an enjoyable couple of hours.

A typical lithium-ion battery using lithium manganese oxide has a theoretical power density of 280 Wh/kg, but the final product only has 150Wh/kg so there is certainly room for improvement.

So, there is certainly room for better-designed hand tools, especially hand tools that contribute to better performance.

Less than 5 million gallons of cellulosic ethanol are produced in the U.S., so there is certainly room for growth.