Sentence examples for more certainly a from inspiring English sources

I've blamed myself for not practicing my putting more (certainly a factor), but I never thought to blame my putter.

He pointed out how, instead of grabbing uncertainly for a rebound, for instance, Battier would tip the ball more certainly to a teammate.

This could be attributed to a predominantly negative phase of the PDO; however, as the decrease is more pronounced in %GEO than that in CM, it more certainly results from a decrease in sea surface temperature (SST) during that time.

More certainly, the firm provided a quarter of British military uniforms worn in the second world war.

Even more certainly, he is not an identity theorist: mental events are clearly distinguished in experience from bodily events: they are therefore not identical.

There is nothing obvious about the conclusion she drew: a more reasonable – and certainly a more common one – would be "then I may as well give up".

"Basically, there's just more people and activity -- certainly a lot more than 15 years ago," he said.

This game was far better on what was certainly a more awkward evening and a more awkward pitch".

And certainly a more appealing one than oceans without sharks.

It's certainly a more powerful force than suction".

That is certainly a more encouraging figure, but only slightly.