Sentence examples for is surely bad from inspiring English sources

The policy shift now is surely bad news for Israel, but there are also positive developments.

Indeed, if there is one thing more enjoyable than a case of good things happening to good people, it is surely bad things happening to bad people.

From a free speech perspective, calling a student into a meeting to berate him for his principled disagreement with university policy is surely bad enough, but the case only gets crazier from there.

The authors of report, representing a number of leading medical schools, spoke critically of the role chemistry courses had assumed in this "weeding" process: "…it is surely bad educational practice for one teacher, or one department, to act as a self-appointed obstacle.

If we can only escape from this crisis when we stabilise the banks, it was surely bad news that global bank shares fell 12.2% last week.

It was surely bad enough that he formulated and executed orders for the final solution, but to say, as he did, that his whole life was lived according to Kantian precepts, including his obedience to Nazi authority, was too much.

That is surely no bad thing.

This challenges David Cameron and his team to raise their game, and that is surely no bad thing.

But if raising the issue makes us question how and why we travel, then that is surely no bad thing.

Which is surely no bad thing – unless you don't like Jude Law, of course, as the Spectator's editor Matthew d'Ancona clearly doesn't.

The fact that Jokowi is now riling the political system is surely no bad thing.Correction: This article originally incorrectly stated the percentage of parliamentary seats held by parties loyal to the next president, Joko Widodo.