Sentence examples for this is almost certainly wrong from inspiring English sources

This is almost certainly wrong, but Rivoldini et al. (2011) argue for its likelihood, partly on the basis of the antipathy that S and Si have in iron (Kilburn and Wood 1997) and the fact that, at low pressure, O solubility in liquid metal is low (Rubie et al. 2004).

This is almost certainly incorrect.

But biology has moved on, and Mr Lane gives a convincing account, based on basic chemical principles, of why this theory is almost certainly wrong.

But this figure – widely reproduced in media reports – is almost certainly wrong: the sole source for it is a single short news report, and it is completely out of line with Syrian government, UN and other estimates, most of which suggested numbers in the region of 250,000.

"The number is almost certainly wrong," he said.

Such an assumption, he added, is "almost certainly wrong".

But the conclusion that it caused a huge increase in the homicide rate is almost certainly wrong.

This is why the extreme interpretation of Russia's emphasis on new federal arrangements, which is that they would facilitate Russian control of the east, is almost certainly wrong.

There is still a lot about the microbiome that we do not understand, and some of what we think we know is almost certainly wrong.

Yet, while Bradbury is almost certainly wrong on the science, he is right about one thing: we place undue emphasis on research to predict the future of reef ecosystems.

So the idea that giving police and MI5 untrammelled access to the nation's communications data would have provided vital information that would have averted Lee Rigby's murder is almost certainly wrong.