Sentence examples for is surely necessary from inspiring English sources
The pros and cons of individual runway proposals will I'm sure continue to be debated, but it is surely necessary for politicians of all parties to make difficult decisions – and those decisions are increasingly urgent if we are to keep the UK competitive in the even more globalised world that will emerge from the recession.
That box and all the hopes stuffed into it by so many average Egyptians is surely necessary for a new beginning here.
The decision is a blow to the Serious Fraud Office (SFO), whose director David Green QC, has championed reform to improve his department's ability to tackle economic crime.In a speech earlier this month, he said: "If the public interest, in terms of public confidence, demands more prosecutions of corporates, then such change is surely necessary".
It is a hunch though, and conceding Beckett's point about the practical difficulties facing those who seek to study media influence, it is surely necessary to have research offering greater insight than the Reuters Institute one mentioned at the beginning of this piece.
Taking note of this point of physiology is surely necessary to give their theory any plausibility.
There has been a lot of emphasis on curing the ills of the financial system, and this is surely necessary for a sustained recovery to take hold.
On April 5th the FDP leadership endorsed Dr Rösler, the health minister, as his successor.Mr Westerwelle's exit was surely necessary, but it may not be enough to restore his party's fortunes.
Further studies including two- or three-dimensional soil model analysis are surely necessary to clarify structure damage induced by such topographical effects.
In this respect, more experimental data on a wider sampling of eukaryotic diversity are surely necessary to test our predictions.
