Examples of using Certainly true in English and their translations into Spanish
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That is certainly true in the Middle East,
What is almost certainly true is that religious experience is far more complex than can be explained simply by activity in one area of the brain.
it is certainly true that the proposed levels blur the many nuances and complexities of a
This was certainly true of the Apostle Paul whose multiple letters to the churches constitutes a large majority of the New Testament Scripture.
It is certainly true that civil society groups are needed in a watchdog type of role,
This change of heart was certainly true in the case of Susan Mayer… and even more so… for Gabrielle Solis.
It is certainly true of information, which is infinitely replicable at zero marginal cost.
This is certainly true for those policy areas- primarily services,
and that's certainly true.
This is certainly true of the proposal for a ban on all nuclear-weapon test explosions.
It is certainly true that there are public policy incentives to address this issue in the WTO rules,
It is certainly true for its parliament: figures from the International Parliamentary Union(IPU)
On the other hand, it is certainly true that the number of avowed nuclear-weapons States has not increased in the same period.
It was certainly true that the intelligence services of the Pakistan army had been financing and giving military training to religious extremists.
The participants at the Nairobi conference agreed that this situation was certainly true of the Eastern Africa region.
That is certainly true for the countries of Central
The old saying that the devil never takes a vacation is certainly true, and yet….
vice versa, and this is certainly true of these provisions of the bilateral investment treaty.
an issue that was certainly true.
you gain 10 years;" this is certainly true for Rudi who is as spirited and lively as ever.
