Sentence examples for is nearly certain from inspiring English sources

Absent such a reconsideration, their fate is nearly certain: they will change, and change, and die.

Mr. Putin's term ends this spring, but he is nearly certain to become prime minister.

What is nearly certain is that the new technology will be obsolete soon after it is installed.

If it were not for this action, it is nearly certain that few in Abdulgan would survive the winter.

This is possible but unlikely; it has grown more unlikely with every passing day; and now "time is up" and Obama's victory is nearly certain.

It is nearly certain to pick a favorite this time, and it is banking on using its endorsement as a bargaining chip.

Without the magical aura of momentum, there is at least a possibility that IS could wane almost as quickly as it waxed.And yet, from the moment IS is seen to falter, and even before, the strange bedfellows now united against the group are nearly certain to fall out among themselves.

His detention was nearly certain to have been approved by top Chinese leaders.

It's nearly certain that by 2064 an American-born Prius will be elected president of the United States.

It is a point that detractors are nearly certain to make, and one that Mr. Lhota acknowledged himself.

Members of Congress could vote to block the move during that window, though Obama would be nearly certain to veto such a measure.