Sentence examples for this certainly meant from inspiring English sources

This certainly meant that the accused persons had been acquitted of all charges.

This certainly means keeping the beloved away from Uncle Frank, for example.

And this certainly means no exuberant motivation speeches with You're Simply the Best blaring in the background.

Negative scores have been truncated towards zero as any score lower than this certainly means that the two models in question are separated very well.

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.

The Chicago Police Department regrets this honest mistake and certainly meant no ill will whatsoever".

Was it right to hand-rear such an animal or should nature be allowed to take its course, which in this instance would have almost certainly meant witnessing the spectacle of ursine cannibalism?

"It it's confirmed that most of the victims are actually not from Odessa, then this will certainly mean that this was a special [Russian] operation gone awry".

I certainly meant no insult".

He certainly meant to defy his parents.