Sentence examples for will almost certainly stay from inspiring English sources

Sheikh Saad will almost certainly stay on as prime minister.

His father, he knows, will almost certainly stay home.

The vast majority of Internet video consumption is on demand and will almost certainly stay that way.

If they are born poor they will almost certainly stay poor; if their parents have money then it's likely that they will too.

The royal yacht will almost certainly stay in its dock in Leith, where tourists flock to this relic of the dying days of empire.

Luggage tags can easily be torn off in the rough-and-tumble handling process, but a copy of your itinerary, placed on top of your belongings inside your bag, will almost certainly stay put.

If the economic news stays positive, the upward move will almost certainly continue.

Sarkozy will almost certainly not stay in town to watch the presumably blistering documentary about him that will also unspool at the fest.

Mr. Bush will almost certainly try to stay above the fray, but today he seemed as absorbed by the political pageant in California as any one else in the United States.

Woods, though, will almost certainly have more staying power than Schumacher.

There will almost certainly be a commitment to stay in the International Space Station project up until at least 2024.