Sentence examples for will certainly lose from inspiring English sources

But they will certainly lose votes.

Currently Mr Cameron's party does not have a majority at all, and will certainly lose some seats.

The reason that the Republicans keep calling for votes they will certainly lose became a little clearer this week.

Ukip will certainly lose some support; 36% of those who voted Ukip in the European elections are already planning to abandon the party in 2015.

But such a tactic will certainly lose votes among the increasing number of people who, despite having at least a vague sense of the spiritual, eschew all such sectarian loyalties.

Should Ronning and Lipset succeed in getting the ear of traditional radio advertisers, fans of free Internet radio will certainly lose the (mostly) ad-free sanctuary they have enjoyed.

You'll certainly lose quite a bit of money on the deal, but you'll gain a ton of experience points.

But perhaps the most intriguing political story here concerns not who will gain power but who will almost certainly lose it: Austria's self-destructing right-wing Freedom Party and Jörg Haider, its once magnetic but now increasingly marginalized -- some analysts say irrelevant -- leader.

But if the Yankees take him off the roster, they will have to release him and will almost certainly lose him to another team.

It will probably hurt him and you will almost certainly lose him.

In fact, I don't think Democrats will win seats in the House and will almost certainly lose some in the Senate.