Sentence examples for surely imperative from inspiring English sources

It is surely imperative to call a second byelection to reverse the result.

"Schemes like the cycle hire project are great but some kind of helmet is surely imperative when users have to travel on such busy roads.

After Duane's death, it would have made sense for the group to dismantle; after Oakley's, it surely seemed imperative, if not inevitable.

With 2.5 million people now out of work in the UK, surely it is imperative for the government to devise a better system?

Which is of course not good enough – if the state is going to take such draconian action as to remove a child from its parents then it is surely a moral imperative that the substitute parenting the state puts in place is far, far better than that from which the child was taken.

Some of us aren't even believers, surely the most imperative requirement of them all.

If careful use of deception helps to advance understanding of this behaviour and how people may be helped to change for themselves, surely there is a moral imperative to use this knowledge to prevent or ameliorate avoidable suffering on such a scale.

When accusations are lodged in unconventional and unregulated ways online — and this will surely keep on happening — there is a built-in imperative to triangulate the information with what we know in real life.

What will surely enhance everyone's focus on science is the imperative to provide energy and food for a world population destined to rise to nine billion by mid-century.

Surely, in such a setting, the V for voluntary is imperative.

If it is imperative to keep this monument clear of inappropriate behaviour, surely there should be nighttime security to prevent anything like this happening?