Sentence examples for surely implies from inspiring English sources

That surely implies lower fares, to lure passengers on board?

The word "multicultural" surely implies a pronounced degree of cultural pluralism.

Civil liberty surely implies the freedom to express your own views, and with it a readiness to defend the right of others to express their views about you.

The unveiling of a credible dividend policy – essential to attract retail investors – surely implies that RBS has reached a point where there are some profits to distribute.

But being in a position to make a snap judgment on whether you'd like 260m ITV shares at 185p surely implies you have a well-researched view of the value of what you're buying.

(He does, however, speak of Greece "settling down gradually" and colonizing Italy, Sicily, and what is now western Turkey. This surely implies that Greece was settling down after something).

This surely implied that the Mongols were not properly Chinese, or that China was in some sense a Han hegemony.

Although there certainly were still tyrants in some Persian-held eastern Greek states in 480, some improvement on arbitrary one-man government is surely implied.

Though the notion of three ages of man is surely implied, little agreement prevails among critics as to whether the three magi, three philosophers, or a literary source in ancient Roman legend is really intended.

If just a few bad apples are behind these scandals, as President Bush has suggested, his administration has surely implied that Arthur Andersen, the beleaguered accounting firm, is one of them.

Left unsaid, but surely implied, was the news that Senator Baucus, a Democrat up for re-election next year, had worked hard to get that money for the folks back home.