And money is certainly to be made in green development.
Robinson is certainly to be numbered among the former.
But Rickles is certainly to be credited with taking insult comedy to an unprecedented level of ferocity.
"Lost" is certainly to be granted its points for its subfunction as a soap opera this season.
"To do nothing is certainly to worsen the person's financial history and, in most cases, family despair".
Many said that his pandering to business was to blame.The chief minister is certainly to blame, in part, for the crisis.
Algorithmic trading between giant banks is certainly to blame for such phenomena as "flash crashes" and is very plausibly responsible for the great financial disaster of 2008.
Libya was perhaps his greatest success, and it is certainly to his credit that after apparent early scepticism, he managed the campaign with quiet competence.
And here, having a little too much fun mentally drafting his father's epitaph, is Telemachus: I know what he wants: he wants beloved, which is certainly to the point, particularly if we count all the women.
But the real Tintoretto is certainly to be found in San Rocco, where he bears witness to his great faith and, like the medieval mosaicists, offers an illustrated Bible to the crowds of the poor who frequented the beneficent institution.
Johnson liked the man but disapproved of his poetic manner: "he puts his words out of the common order, seeming to think, with some later candidates for fame, that not to write prose is certainly to write poetry".
