Sentence examples for surely dangerous from inspiring English sources

It is surely dangerous to assume that central banks know better than the market.

But it would surely be dangerous to link that revival too closely with government.

That is surely a dangerous road to go down: implying that Mr Cameron's personal moral compass is the final arbiter as cuts are decided.

But even if that proved true, it would surely be dangerous to rely on the goodwill of one man.Devolution—"federalism" in Italy—has met a similar fate.

Guns are surely more dangerous than fists or signs, but the underlying principle is the same: an effective civil society functions on a basic trust of strangers….

After a solitary Test in 2008 against India he was parachuted in for last summer's Ashes (surely a dangerous operation for someone about to be 36).

A surely less dangerous course would be what many Greeks want: an amended mnimonio which gives the economy a chance to grow, coupled with the reforms to the economy and political system for which the Troika are howling.

And that surely is dangerous.

Turning a blind eye to the potential for backsliding and assuming that international agreements and courts can only lead to improved human rights is surely more dangerous than acknowledging the fact that reality is more complex.

Surely this is dangerous.

Reckless, I suppose, but not dangerous, surely?