Sentence examples for will almost certainly leave from inspiring English sources

But failing to expand it across the board will almost certainly leave some low-income children – an already seriously vulnerable group – unprotected.

Not to mention the inescapable fact that, however thorough you are, you will almost certainly leave your office security pass or your hairbrush in the old bag.

(24-9) hanotherher N.B.A. prospect in the 6-foot-10 Larry Sanders, but Grant will almost certainly leave because his stock will probably never be higher.

Robert Lewandowski, who scored all four goals against Real, will almost certainly leave – probably also for Bayern, already strong enough to have obliterated Barcelona 7-0 in the other semi-final.

California's woes will almost certainly leave a jagged fiscal scar on the nation's most populous state, an outgrowth of the financial triptych of above-average unemployment, high foreclosure rates and plummeting tax revenues, and the state's unusual budgeting practices.

He was the premier free agent after the 2001 season, and this year that designation belongs to Vladimir Guerrero, the right fielder who will almost certainly leave the Montreal Expos.

This will almost certainly lead to higher frequency reuse.

Considering the contemplated costs, Greece and the other lagging countries will almost certainly not leave the Euro.

Leaving aside the women MPs who will almost certainly be leaving their jobs to "spend more time with their families," that still means that nine in 10 mothers are unhappy about their jobs.

One retiree is worried about running out of money, while another worries about what to do with the money he will almost certainly have left over.

Celtic defender Mark Wilson will almost certainly be leaving the club at the end of the season, bringing to an end his six-and-a-half year stint there.