Sentence examples for this almost certainly means from inspiring English sources

And this almost certainly means that his pursuit of alliance-building is not over either.

This almost certainly means some state sanction or involvement - perhaps even a "shopping list" of requirements.

This almost certainly means that pensions and health benefits for the city's retired workers will be trimmed.

This almost certainly means accepting existing areas of control: China keeps Aksai Chin in the west, India holds on to Arunachal Pradesh in the east.

If the show sticks to its tried-and-tested (see: predictable) formula, this almost certainly means Rick will kick the bucket in the mid-season finale.

This almost certainly means the expensive south will get some kind of bonus on top of each pupil's funding, whereas schools in the north will lose out because teachers there are expected to find cheaper houses.

For the Baal Shem Tov, this almost certainly meant for the individual to look within.

This almost certainly meant that many of the "toy" solutions used by AI would probably never scale up into useful systems.

"A cut this steep almost certainly means cuts to agencies that protect consumers from Wall Street excess and protect clean air and water," Schumer said.

While this match almost certainly means nothing in terms of qualification – both sides could still go out, but it would take an absurd set of results for that to happen – it is a decent chance to put down a marker for the knockout stages, and, in all probability, avoid Australia in the quarter-finals.

The service person who replies with this response almost certainly means to acknowledge the "thank you" and is essentially saying "you're welcome".