Sentence examples for that seem certain from inspiring English sources

The Huskies are one of six Big East teams that seem certain to advance to the N.C.A.A. tournament.

But only time will tell whether the anachronism of the monarchy in a democratic age can be rescued by the modernizing changes that seem certain to follow when Prince Charles or Prince William ascends the throne.

Tuesday's move also raised the question of what North Korean leader Kim Jong Il stands to gain from infuriating the outside world and triggering sanctions that seem certain to deepen the misery of his people.

Third, there are issues lurking on the horizon — most notably the debt limit — that seem certain to quickly bring an end to the nonpartisan fever that Washington has caught over the last 48 hours.

Andrea J. Prasow, one of Mr. Hamdan's lawyers, said her experience in a comparatively simple Guantánamo case showed the extraordinary complexities that seem certain to entangle all of the battles here.

But the museum has also been building in less visible ways and is set to announce on Monday the acquisition of two high-profile ancient artifacts that seem certain to draw attention not only to the institution's expansion but also to the complicated long-running debate about antiquities collecting by museums.

The only thing that seems certain is that John is not from Cincinnati.

Alexei Morozov fanned on a one-timer that seemed certain to tie the score at 1-1.

This is still a tender spot, one that seems certain to become ever more inflamed.

But in the case of Alan Howard, that seems certain to be the case.

Republicans have chosen a ticket that seems certain to win one state -- Texas -- almost effortlessly.