Sentence examples for will almost certainly win from inspiring English sources

Mr Pérez will almost certainly win that.

Mr Carswell will almost certainly win his by-election, giving the party its first elected MP.

He will almost certainly win the 2007 Most Valuable Player Award.

She has won Florida and Ohio, two vital battleground states, and will almost certainly win Pennsylvania, a third.

Barring a vast drop in the oil price, which would threaten the patronage system, he will almost certainly win.

The party that can better tap into the electorate's mood when it comes to the economy will almost certainly win.

If Mr. Romney wins 48 percent of the elected delegates, for instance, and his next-closest competitor wins 30 percent instead, he'll almost certainly win the nomination.

The ideal strategy for elections is to make sure your districts have just enough of a partisan tilt to ensure you'll almost certainly win them, but not so much that you win them overwhelmingly and waste your votes.

Mr. Santorum will also almost certainly win the Fourth Congressional District in south-central Kansas, which includes Wichita.

At that meeting he will seek, and almost certainly win, a vote of confidence for himself and the expulsion of the suspended members—unless he is driven out by the force of worldwide criticism before then.When it does get round to reforming itself, the committee will no doubt claim that the games are returning to the ideal of Olympic virtue embraced by the ancient Greeks.

Spadea will almost certainly never win a major singles title, but he knows how to win marathons.