Sentence examples for surely confront from inspiring English sources

Any book about rambling in Britain should surely confront the huge gap that has opened up between the situations north and south of the border.

"Human learning is real-time, online, on the fly". And that kind of learning, Weng says, is essential if you want a machine to be able to cope with the unexpected-unpredictable terrain, new people or objects, noisy settings-which will surely confront robotic household assistants and military machines alike.

Surely Labour had to confront that claim soon, before it hardened into accepted fact.

As I see it, B-schools are slowly but surely swinging around to confront the contemporary world.

Though no weapons of mass destruction have been found, bringing the terrorists out of their caves and into broad daylight has surely enabled us to confront the enemy.

The program, called the Blossom Bus, changed her fortune and the lives of the other 450 children it transports to school every day -- all of whom would otherwise never learn to read and write and would surely (like their parents) confront a life of subsistence labor in the local fields or brick kilns.

The first explorers venturing towards Mars would confront, and would surely willingly accept, far higher risks than this.

And rather than spending money on storage for your long-forgotten possessions, surely it's better to confront clutter head-on and get your house in order.

But surely many other problems that confront a virtuous agent are not susceptible to this quantitative analysis.

When have we had to confront, as we surely must, the raw experience of it, the hell of it, the brutality, indignity and rage?

Surely it's she who should confront him.