Sentence examples for it certainly has become from inspiring English sources

"It certainly has become a lighting rod for public attention".

"It certainly has become more task oriented, more proactive that it use to be.

In doing so, it certainly has become more enmeshed in the Muslim world, sometimes even positioning itself as the spokesman for the Islamic world, as reflected in Erdogan's outburst in Davos against Peres, or Turkey's reluctance to accept Danish Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen as the head of NATO, due to his stance during the Danish cartoon crisis.

We haven't really had any complaints about people on set but we understand that this is a job — it's a fun job, but it's a job — and it certainly has become for us as much of an art project as it is our career now.

The money certainly has become available.

His trial for treason certainly has become the talk of the town.

Duke certainly has become more celebrated and academically selective in the years its basketball team has been a perennial Final Four participant.

"The young men's area certainly has become more of a focus for us in the men's world," said Randy Heil, the fashion director of Macy's San Francisco.

Indeed, it's tempting to say that of all the 70 or so literary and artistic festivals that are held in India annually, the Mumbai LitFest certainly has become the "maximum".

If you weren't fully aware of the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) when you were a student you will certainly have become familiar with it within days of beginning your academic career.

But had the party changed leader, David Miliband would almost certainly have become prime minister.