Sentence examples similar to which would assuredly from inspiring English sources
Indiana Pacers (11) There's still a chance for a Pacers-Hawks first round playoff series, which would almost assuredly be shown exclusively on NBA TV.
Their talk then turned back to the situation at hand and the cadre accused the Americans and their South Vietnamese allies of blocking the election, agreed upon in the 1954 Geneva Accords that ended the French War, an election which would almost assuredly have brought Communist leader Ho Chi Minh to power and reunified Vietnam.
Assuredly, this performance, which would have been worthy of 19th-century grand opera, does not conform to the new evangelization.
Misery: "As a common noun it meant pain, usually lengthy and often pointless; as a proper one it meant a character and a plot, the latter most assuredly lengthy and pointless, but one which would nonetheless end very soon" (King 1987, 220).
Such an initiative would run contrary to E.U. law and assuredly meet a challenge in the European Court, which would probably rule against the British government.
The bill that House Republicans had constructed, which would slash spending $60 billion from current spending levels, will almost assuredly change before making it to the president's desk, with a Democratic controlled Senate having earlier sign off.
Mark F. Emery, an Oneida spokesman, said the Cuomo administration might instead "bring gaming to the state promptly and assuredly under already-existing laws by working closely with its in-state Indian nations to enjoy immediate revenue sharing, which would benefit the entire state".
Which would be catastrophic.
