Sentence examples for would certainly kill from inspiring English sources

Boing Boing is even more direct, warning the proposed legislation "would certainly kill us forever".

The pancreatic cancer would certainly kill him, but maybe not for months.

Apparently many of us would jib at this, but would pull a lever to divert the train even though it would certainly kill a solitary man on the track.

Forget so-so Skype conversations where you spend half your time looking at yourself like a budgie in a cage,  knowing your body was being pasted onto a screen, ready to be reviewed later would certainly kill the vibe for many couples.

The interrogators also threatened to turn Nashiri over to "another nation" that would certainly kill him.

Brody would certainly kill Nazir for that, and there would be a fearful symmetry in such an act: Both men would have lost children and then put themselves at risk to avenge their deaths.

"The ABP proposal for a jetty would provide few new jobs but would almost certainly kill off the AMEP proposals".

That would almost certainly kill the Cubs' interest in a deal.

Shock therapy will not work in Yugoslavia -- it would almost certainly kill the patient.

Doctorstell the son the shock of finding out her beloved communist state has collapsed, would almost certainly kill her.

Senate Democrats have said that this provision would almost certainly kill the bill's chances in the Senate.