Sentence examples for though not certainly from inspiring English sources

Presumably, though not certainly, the virus could spread in the same way among people.

MORE than 50 Algerian villagers were slaughtered this week, presumably, though not certainly, by the feared Armed Islamic Group GIAArmed Islamic Group GIA

However, Susan Kelly states that Osthryth was "most likely (though not certainly)" Ceolred's mother.

"Given Facebook's conclusion that these accounts were inauthentic, they appear to have constituted an attempt by an external actor — possibly, though not certainly, in the Russian-speaking world — to infiltrate left-wing American communities," the lab wrote in a blog post today.

In short, one is faced with a contradiction between the apparent (though not certainly causal) association of leukemia with formaldehyde exposure in at least some human studies and the apparent implausibility of such a causal effect in view of current biological understanding.

And though pluralism is not certainly new, this experience has become increased through the explosion of knowledge on the Internet.

They will be accepted, though not loved and certainly more useful to the government than the Dome has been.

It's not a particularly memorable or stirring book, though, and certainly not the one-volume lightning strike some have sought.

Not everyone wants to fight, though, certainly not on this polite-restaurant and stroller-thick stretch of Smith Street, polished dull by a decade or so of gentrification.

Blair seems driven by a world view that, though not explicitly neoconservative, certainly has similarities.

By the end of the 20th century, communism, though not quite dead, certainly seemed to be dying.