Sentence examples for surely a case of from inspiring English sources

This is surely a case of "solutions" that have sadly been much worse than the putative problem they were meant to solve.

It all began with Kenneth Wolstenholme standing in the centre circle at Highbury for Arsenal v Liverpool introducing the first ever show, surely a case of "there's someone on the pitch, he thinks it's just starting".

And given that public investment is, you know, productive, this is almost surely a case of self-defeating austerity: by shortchanging infrastructure now the Cameron government is saving only a trivial amount on interest payments while reducing long-run growth and hence revenues.

When and if (though it is surely a case of when) Greece seeks to activate the mechanism, the loans from the other 15 euro-zone members would be topped up by substantial funds, perhaps amounting to €15 billion, from the International Monetary Fund.

Bartlett aims for even-handedness but ends up scolding her subject anyway, grumbling in asides about his humourlessness, vanity and "self-righteous hypocrisy", and even getting impatient with him for writing "very long" letters about the meaning of life, which is surely a case of telling off Lassie for barking.

This is surely a case of theory over-riding our clear experience.

If a butterfly can change the course of history with a mere flap of its wings, surely a case for greatness can be made for the humble onion.

Surely a case for an umbrella group?

Surely this was a case of the band's clouding the panel's judgment rather than the instrumental having any great musical value?

If it's true, as the screenwriter William Goldman claimed, that in Hollywood nobody knows anything, then surely it's a case of wilful ignorance.

Surely it's a case of use it to your advantage?