Sentence examples for virtually certain to win from inspiring English sources

Any rally over four strokes and the Spaniard was virtually certain to win it.

The Book of Mormon, with 14 nominations, is virtually certain to win best new musical, with no serious competition from Catch Me If You Can.

Or they could accept a result short of 50 percent, and endure three unpredictable weeks that would stretch out before a runoff, which Mr. Putin would be virtually certain to win.

Against the backdrop of Republican mudslinging, Jerry Brown is looking like a genius for refusing to spend any serious time or money — a paltry $540,000 — running for the Democratic nomination, which he is virtually certain to win today.

But with a movie as universally admired as Michael Haneke's masterly Amour in contention and virtually certain to win, the best foreign film category is likely to survive without serious challenge.

Residents here will take part in the general election on July 26, and the defectors' handpicked candidate is virtually certain to win the Pailin seat in the National Assembly -- a Khmer Rouge toehold in any new government.

Almost certain to win a second term in late September.

It is not certain to win.

Mr Moran is all but certain to win.

The previous month, Ted Cruz had trounced Trump in Wisconsin, but if Trump could win decisively in Indiana he was virtually certain to secure the nomination.

The Devils are virtually certain to miss the playoffs for the second time in the last three seasons, but Elias, who has won two Stanley Cups with the team, said he was confident Lamoriello would make any adjustments necessary to return the organization to the ranks of the elite.