Sentence examples for it's virtually certain that from inspiring English sources

I include myself in this, of course; I've been writing these posts for the Guardian for over three years, so it's virtually certain that I've got dozens of things wrong, probably on multiple occasions.

"It's virtually certain that there will be unintended consequences," said Herbert Lin, a senior scientist at the National Research Council and author of a recent report on offensive cyberwarfare.

Frank B. McArdle, a health policy expert at Hewitt Associates, a benefits consulting firm, said, "Wellness and prevention programs have become a mainstream part of the benefits offered by large employers, and it's virtually certain that Congress will include incentives for such programs" in its bill.

For starters, it's virtually certain that not all of the victims would have spent the remainder of their productive work lives in New York City.

"I think it's virtually certain that some or all of those laws will wind up before the Supreme Court," legal writer Jeffrey Toobin said.

"It's virtually certain that we will have a damaging earthquake in the future.

In the future, the report said, "it is virtually certain" that coastal headlands, spits and barrier islands will erode faster than they have in the past.

—It is virtually certain that increases in the frequency of warm daily temperature extremes and decreases in cold extremes will occur throughout the 21st century on a global scale.

In July, a team of international scientists brought together by Climate Central concluded that "it is virtually certain" that the heat wave that struck Europe in early July was more likely now due to climate change.

The most recent report from the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel for Climate Change (IPCC) found that "it is virtually certain that the frequency and intensity of the strongest tropical cyclones in the North Atlantic has increased since the 1970s," but that there is less evidence of changes being detected in other ocean basins.

On Mr Bush's target, it is virtually certain that American emissions would be much higher in 2012 than they are today.The idea of a registry for emissions is a good one.