Sentence examples for it certainly cannot be from inspiring English sources

It certainly cannot be better.

It certainly cannot be a product of the career itself; otherwise, all officers would be corrupt.

Barça will have to be better; it certainly cannot be much worse.

It certainly cannot be disarmed, as Israel says piously it should be, by the official Lebanese army.

It certainly cannot be explained by the fact that they are all calling flips identically because a leader is signaling the calls for them to make.

"[But] it certainly cannot be said that the [Met police] have established that all the taskings indicated by corner names were made by News of the World employees".

We believe it's important that all of our employees foster a digital approach; it most certainly cannot be contained within the silo of one department.

This year's International Festival of Arts and Ideas in New Haven, now in its 15th year, certainly cannot be accused of a lack of variety.

In conclusion, it said: "While the IAAF certainly cannot be and is not complacent, and understands that more always can and should be done, with the greatest respect it does not accept the suggestion in the IC report that there are 'systemic fails within the IAAF… that prevent or diminish the possibility of an effective anti-doping programme'".

Many experiments have shown that this "influence" happens as close to instantaneously as it is possible to measure and certainly cannot be mediated by any lightspeed signal.

The incidents of abuse as shown by Panorama are of course shocking and certainly cannot be ignored, but it is not only unfair but unhelpful to brush all care staff with the same stroke.