Sentence examples for will certainly succeed from inspiring English sources
If they do, we will certainly succeed.
But this new rule will certainly succeed at one thing: making America sicker.
While there are no perfectly objective ways to measure presidential quality, it is fair to say that historians' estimates will certainly succeed at separating the George Washingtons and Abraham Lincolns from the Warren Hardings and Franklin Pierces.
Another Republican will almost certainly succeed her, albeit a more moderate one who will be harder to defeat.
Putin will almost certainly succeed in taking the same tack with the United States.
The US will almost certainly succeed in persuading the Pakistan military to invade North Waziristan, and this pressure can only grow since Mr Shahzad claims to have been trained there.
Mr. Xi's political skills paid their greatest dividend last October, when he was appointed vice chairman of the Central Military Commission, a move that means he will almost certainly succeed Mr. Hu as party secretary in late 2012 and as president in 2013.
After meeting the departing Mr. Hu on Tuesday, Mr. Donilon was greeted at the Great Hall of the People on Wednesday by Xi Jinping, who will almost certainly succeed Mr. Hu as general secretary of the Communist Party at this autumn's congress and become president next year.
And if we cannot make our government work for all Americans, China and Russia will almost certainly succeed".
Yet if we do not risk failure, we will certainly never succeed.
