Sentence examples for will certainly leave from inspiring English sources

The problem is not that climate change will certainly leave people worse off in future.

The Americans, however, will certainly leave more bases in the Middle East than the Romans did.

Inter's captain for almost 15 years, his departure will certainly leave a void.

But the episode will certainly leave you feeling guilty for thinking so.

This is another of Villa Crespo's "behind closed doors" experiences - and one that will certainly leave an impression.

Britain's decade of austerity will certainly leave it leaner but, relative to its size, it could leave it more hands-on, too.

The atmosphere in the shared lounges is sociable and inclusive: if you don't turn up with friends you'll certainly leave with some.

Indisputably this year's Marmite, he'll certainly leave an impression, with those who "get" him loving every razzmatazz instant of his high-camp set.

And I'll certainly leave the silverware at home.

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

(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.