Sentence examples for will certainly rise from inspiring English sources

That number will certainly rise.

The official death toll of 5,429 will certainly rise.

If he rigs the election, people will certainly rise.

The number will certainly rise as news trickles in from remote settlements.

Their turnout will certainly rise with their increasing share of the population.

In the meantime, deaths will certainly rise as tens of thousands of infected people fall ill.

And if he wins the nomination, such issues will almost certainly rise again, given that he will run against a war hero, in Senator John McCain of Arizona, who is advised by several veterans of the campaign against Mr. Kerry.

And banking on a mortgage payment that will almost certainly rise means betting that home prices will continue rising, too.

But without a carbon price (and possible changes to the renewable energy target), if the gas price increases, coal-fired electricity will be more economic and our emissions will almost certainly rise.

If more doctors, nurses and ancillary workers are to be recruited, pay will almost certainly rise as a proportion of NHS spending.The government's pledge that it will reduce waiting lists in England by 100,000 by the end of the parliament will also have to be met even if many now regard it as a distraction.

Part of Howard's sentiment is surely the knowledge that Mexico will almost certainly rise again.