Sentence examples for would certainly argue from inspiring English sources

Trump would certainly argue he could do better.

That's if you trust the Census Bureau to provide an accurate estimate that includes illegal immigrants, which Trump and his fans would certainly argue we should not.

Even if a humanoid machine were built, many people would certainly argue that it did not really understand what it was doing, and that it was only simulating intelligence, while the real thing lay beyond it and would always lie beyond it.

Other non-P2P streaming companies like BitGravity would certainly argue that the cost savings and performance increases from P2P are not substantial (and the legal situation vis-a-vis net neutrality is still up in the air anyhow).

Anti-abortion forces would certainly argue against at least the first two.

I would certainly argue yes, particularly if I was choking in a restaurant.

A better batsman per se, probably not, but I'd certainly argue he's a better Twenty20 batsman.

We here would almost certainly argue for your right to hold it, but in this sectarian, connected world, we'd then maybe stop listening to you.

The most solid piece of evidence the police have may be the ransom note written on Patsy Ramsey's writing pad....An attorney for any other defendant would almost certainly argue that one or both parents murdered their child.

It may be that clearer guidance needs to be given to those wishing to donate money to political parties; and I would most certainly argue that the clumsy wording of the Political Parties Act should be reviewed, the sooner the better for both donors and parties.

As any geek who lived through the 90s would almost certainly argue, Chrono Trigger is the definitive RPG of the 16-bit era.