Sentence examples for which has certainly from inspiring English sources

The first is democracy, which has certainly enabled people.

The definition measures inequality, which has certainly increased, rather than poverty.

They were originally referring to the actual deficit in money terms, which has certainly not been halved.

After his review went viral, Chipman was contacted by a talent agent who wants him to audition for voiceover work, "which has certainly never happened before".

True, part of that anxiety can be laid at the door of the eurozone crisis, which has certainly not peaked yet.

"Whether because of Adam Silver's Op-Ed, which has certainly developed a lot of interest, or daily fantasy, we're all looking at a lot of things".

"The recession has had an impact on our ad revenues, which have certainly been hit.

"This has really injected a new stability into the European financial landscape, which had certainly been lacking in the past week," Mr. Dallara said.

However, the bettors at Intrade seem disappointed that he did not overachieve them, which had certainly seemed possible based on his late momentum.

I was shaking with emotion by the end, which had certainly not been my usual reaction to "A Doll's House".

Should Gladding lose her place it would almost certainly spell the end of her career, which had certainly looked over when she almost lost her life in February last year.