Sentence examples for will almost certainly give from inspiring English sources

Ahmad Bradshaw's foot injury will almost certainly give him that chance, at least in the short run.

And yet he will almost certainly give a performance for the lucky few that will be seared on their collective memory.

PAGE A12 Election Set in Britain Prime Minister Tony Blair announced an election for June 7 that polls predict will almost certainly give him a second term.

Prime Minister Tony Blair announced today that Britons would vote on June 7 in an election that surveys say will almost certainly give him a coveted second term.

In 2010, an indecisive election result led to the formation of a coalition, which in turn will almost certainly give way to an even less decisive election result.

The congress will almost certainly give Mr. Xi, 64, a second, five-year term as the party general secretary and chairman of the commission that controls the military, and it will appoint a new team to work under him.

You'll almost certainly give up your chance of getting a refund.

Greek Cypriots, who lost more than a third of the island when an ill-fated attempt at "enosis" – or union – with Greece triggered an invasion by the Turkish army, will almost certainly have to give way on key demands.

It will almost certainly have to give up its hopes of asserting control over the two breakaway regions — but Moscow must not be allowed to annex them by force.

In any case, Mr. Putin will almost certainly make the decision, particularly given the flak that Mr. Medvedev has received in Moscow.

The agreement will last only until July, and officials close to the negotiations say it will almost certainly have to be renewed to give more time for extended talks which, the parties hope, will yield a permanent settlement to end the standoff over Iran's nuclear capabilities.