Sentence examples for it would surely mean from inspiring English sources

I could probably follow an Atkins diet -- it's simple, fast, and effortless -- but it would surely mean divorce.

At the same time, it would surely mean the end of Henry's coaching career with the All Blacks and in all likelihood also end any aspirations New Zealand assistant coach Steve Hansen has of getting the top job, too.

Not least of its elements is Klemperer's own expressed awareness that, if the diary were to be discovered in one of the many routine police searches that were carried out, it would surely mean his death.

It would surely mean that I would be truly in the moment; not distracted by social-media froth, not needing to know the news as it happens, unable to answer emails or text various offspring my various and inane instructions.

Effective logistics may not ensure winning the war, but f'ing up logistics would surely mean losing it.

After the liberation of Kuwait, saying that hundreds of thousands of American troops existing in Saudi Arabia would surely mean the death knell of the kingdom of Saudi Arabia -- it is still here".   .

Oh yeah, and a global recession would surely mean lower, not higher, interest rates.

In a chronological or regional treatment, short would surely mean superficial.

To event-ize another installment would surely mean opening on every screen on the planet.

That would surely mean that the euro ends up as a soft currency and possibly an unstable one.

A retaliatory strike by the United States would surely mean a return to nonstop news coverage and further disruption of prime-time shows.