Sentence examples for this will certainly mean from inspiring English sources

This will certainly mean that sometime, a life will be lost which would otherwise have been saved.

Part of this will certainly mean working with the trade unions to lower costs and show that public-works projects need not be mere boondoggles.

"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".

But if housing supply fails to keep up with housing demand – as it has for most of the past 30 years – that will certainly mean prices drifting higher.

Still, the Aviator gives buyers more options, and that will certainly mean more (and younger) buyers actually shopping Lincoln.

"My own proposal for statements in peer-reviewed papers to be privileged, or immune, for the purposes of libel, will be made law, and that will certainly mean that Science and other academic journals will have fewer worries and cost about allowing vigorous debate including commentary on peer-reviewed work," says Evan Harris, parliamentary adviser of Libel Reform Campaign.

Moving in this direction will certainly mean making international finance a lot "less proud", to borrow a phrase from Winston Churchill.

Whatever form the move to Stratford will take, it will certainly mean the end of "homely" West Ham United we know.

Twenty-nine years will certainly mean 29 years and life may very well mean life, even if it is not abruptly ended by prison violence.

"It will certainly mean more drilling activity and more discoveries in the deepwater side," said Tom Kellock, the head of consulting and research at ODS-Petrodata.

It will certainly mean every public authority will have to ensure that how it spends money and how it fixes its priorities sets a course towards narrowing the gap between rich and poor.