Sentence examples for will certainly survive from inspiring English sources

Elephants will certainly survive.

She may no longer be standing by her man, but Wendi Deng will certainly survive.

But even if one rejects contemporary stagings, Gluck will certainly survive.

The organization will certainly survive this "semantic argument". But I hope the group learns a lesson that all of Bush's opponents should also take to heart.

If their next three opponents – Swansea, West Brom and Fulham – play even half as miserably as Sunderland did here, the Canaries will certainly survive.

Gay clubbing in Orlando will certainly survive the horror inflicted by Mateen; the owners of Pulse have even pledged to reopen.

Momeno is now doing well, nurses say, and will almost certainly survive.

Guzmán's genius was always architectural, and the infrastructure that he created will almost certainly survive him.

Few wish to envisage that modernization without Mr. Kohl's party, and so it will almost certainly survive.

Lewis was tackled by a teammate, JACK GOLDEN, who will almost certainly survive all the cuts this month.

EPA has compiled a very strong scientific record supporting its Spruce Mine veto decision, one that will almost certainly survive judicial review.