Sentence examples for would certainly end from inspiring English sources

The hard times we were going through would certainly end one day.

But if Herzen or Chernyshevsky lived in Stalin's Russia, they would certainly end up in the Gulag.

A ninth consecutive league defeat would certainly end any lingering hopes of a play-off spot for the Bulls, but Hull KR can virtually secure their top-eight place with a 12th win of the season.

Mrs. Merkel said this week that Germany would certainly end its reliance on nuclear energy, and that the only question was how long nuclear would be needed as a "bridge technology" until other forms of energy could meet the country's needs.

When the housing benefit reforms were first announced, a seasoned Labour housing expert anticipated that while some people would certainly end up moving as a result, many would cut back on other spending in order to stay put, if not in the same home then nearby.

While the old car or carriage built on rigid supports would certainly end up with some broken axles when driving along some bad roads, the modern car can easily absorb the same impacts with its suspension system (springs or hydraulic systems).

A victory in Iowa this winter would keep her afloat in the GOP nomination fight; a loss would almost certainly end her bid.

With a living subject, "I would have a hard time writing a single page without worrying what the consequences might be... and would almost certainly end up diluting the content somewhat," Bailey observed in an e-mail message.

Her lung cancer would almost certainly end her life long before her thyroid cancer caused any trouble.

It would almost certainly end the behind-the-scenes cooperation between Washington and Beijing in talking sense to North Korea.

A long suspension would almost certainly end the international career of Ashton, who won the last of his 39 caps in 2014.