Certainly

Certainly the English words in "c'est YES à Benson and Hedges" and "Le ` drink 'des gens raffinés" could be translated without loss of literal meaning -- but they are not.

VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol IV No 4 1977

Certainly from a consumer perspective, there are certain advantages of quasi-legalization, mainly lack of taxation.

Matthew Yglesias » The Virtue of Quasi-Legal Status for Marijuana 2009

"Certainly from a research standpoint, you'd like them all to stay alive."

On Hunters, Researchers, and Wolf 527 2009

"Certainly from a research standpoint, you'd like them all to stay alive."

Uncategorized Blog Posts 2009

"Certainly from a captain's perspective, you certainly couldn't ask for anything more than a player who puts that much emphasis, that much emotion and effort into every Davis Cup match he plays," says U.S.

Roddick pledged early allegiance to Davis Cup squad 2007

Certainly from the 1950s onwards the workweek has increased (and in earlier generations when it was equally long before industrialization, leisure reading probably was minimal as well): I tend to work 60+ hour weeks.

Medieval But No Manifesto Lou Anders 2006

Certainly from the Canadian point of view there were strong objections to it.

Some Reminiscences of 1935-45 1949

Certainly from the ends of all the earth the nations are coming to its awful slaughter.

America's Greatest Achievement 1915

Certainly, that is the one area in which it has enjoyed “success”.

Stromata Blog: 2009

Certainly, that is the one area in which it has enjoyed “success”.

“Smart Power”: Month One 2009