Sentence examples for surely conclude from inspiring English sources

One must surely conclude, the only way is up.

Two of the lows were 1932 and 1974 (bear market bottoms for equities), while 1980 was the real peak for gold.But a long-term investor would surely conclude from this chart that equities look relatively undervalued.

If only their case could be laid out in a court of law, Ira and Suzanne Stitz believe, the judge would surely conclude they were illegally fired and would order their former employer to make them whole.

But an honest critic must surely conclude that Faulks has correctly identified the novel that needs to be written about these times, but may also have proved that British society is now so various that no single writer can capture all its aspects.

We're facing a crunch week – though the EU has agreed to an extended Brexit deadline of 22 May if the prime minister's deal is passed, and 12 April if it is not – and reasonable MPs must surely conclude that the only way out of this mess is to put some version of it back to the people.

But so long as the government in Kabul has the military and financial resources to survive and America remains committed to ensuring that it will some Taliban supporters will surely conclude that they have more to gain from an accommodation with it than from the resumption of full-scale civil war.However, that accommodation is not straightforward.

Pickles, Clarke et al, she surely concluded, are classic flapjack-lovers.

Scientists have drawn on nearly 1,000 brain scans to confirm what many had surely concluded long ago: that stark differences exist in the wiring of male and female brains.

Surely, they conclude, Congress did not intend to ban this critical process in the distribution of knowledge through the copyright law.

"Slowly but surely," he concluded, "I'm beginning to change the imagery".

Surely, Mortier concluded, one of the four church custodians was involved, if only to provide the ladder.