Sentence examples for which certainly will from inspiring English sources

"We have seen a shift which certainly will cement the idea that the interest rate cut cycle is over".

Not Dei sub numine viget, the actual motto; not Vet Nov Testamentum, the dedicatory inscription on Princeton's seal, which certainly will get a review at some future point when someone realizes it's overtly Christian.

"However, the potential impact of direct federal aid, which certainly will exceed $20 billion, and of Federal Reserve actions at maintaining liquidity and the potential impact of new income tax cuts ultimately will be significant stimulators of the regional economy".

Hence, this work demonstrated that the information acquired with the developed mapping system could be used for inducing a higher efficiency of demulsification only by finding the more suitable position of reactor in the US bath, which certainly will help development of appropriate reactors design when looking for such approach.

Mr. Obama's plan emphasizes lowering monthly payments by reducing a loan's interest rate, which certainly will allow many people to stay in their homes, in the near term at least.

The book is also an affirmation that late bloomers can become successful writers, which certainly will appeal to the millions of amateurs who before they slip off to sleep at night half dream of writing novels.

It is going to be paid for by cuts in Medicare, new taxes on investment income and fees on various industry participants--which certainly will be passed along to the general public.

I think if you ask me in December, I'd be willing to make some prognostications, which almost certainly will be wrong for 2020.

And indeed it was, in that Trump promised the old manufacturing jobs would come back to the overwhelmingly white rural areas (which almost certainly won't happen), and massive tax cuts to the white super-rich (which almost certainly will).

"To me, that is fraught with legal challenges which most certainly will come".

"Koyaanisquatsi" is an American Indian word meaning "out of balance," which you certainly will be if you try this climb.