Sentence examples for will almost certainly offer from inspiring English sources

AT&T will almost certainly offer to dispose of even more of T-Mobile USA's assets after acquiring it.

If the presidency suddenly comes up for grabs, the two parties will almost certainly offer opposing candidates.

Today the Palestinians face Ariel Sharon instead of Ehud Barak, and if negotiations resume, Israel's new wary national consensus will almost certainly offer them less than was on the table two years ago.

He will almost certainly offer Russia's Gazprom (along with a European firm) a deal to form a long-term consortium to operate Ukraine's gas pipeline system in the hope that this will reduce gas prices and dissuade Moscow from building an alternative pipeline to bypass Ukraine.

(Trump won't. He will almost certainly propose far less, offer tax breaks to corporations and billionaires, sell off public resources, and then claim the total adds up to $1 trillion).

They can almost certainly offer further and better advice.

However, Green will almost certainly not offer the yacht as part of any settlement.

Basic e-readers now go for well under $200 and will almost certainly be offered for less than $100 by Christmas, according to Gartner.

I'm not having a go at M&S or any company offering personal loans, I just worry that at that low price, people who can't afford to pay the higher rate they will almost certainly be offered will tie themselves to a financial commitment that will bring woe.

After recovering from a nasty knee injury Sammy Ameobi – Shola's little brother and a skilful creator – has impressed in pre-season and will almost certainly be offered games in Europe and the Premier League.

Experts warn that if you buy paintings for long enough, you will almost certainly be offered fakes.