Sentence examples for surely imposes from inspiring English sources

"The law surely imposes liability on others besides the literal scrivenor [sic], or we are in big trouble," Kidney shot back in an e-mail.

If not, electoral defeats far more severe than those inflicted this time will surely impose such changes.

One hour which surely imposed psychological scarring on the 22-year-old Texan shaped a path for Willett to etch his name into the record books.

The most recent report on American import restraints by the International Trade Commission puts their total cost at less than 0.01 percent of G.D.P. Implicit protection of services — rules and regulations that have the effect of, say, blocking foreign competition in insurance — surely impose additional costs.

Generally, by performing cell deformation measurements similar to MA using standard PDMS microchannel surely imposed several challenges due to rectangular cross section.

It was certainly imposing.

He may not have counted as one of the wonders of the world, but he was surely an imposing part of its landscape".

By the end it was something imposing: surely something at least deserving of a real name.

Regardless of the modality, when the recipient government is accountable to its citizens and has a competent civil service such unconditional money is surely better than imposing our ideas as to how it should be spent.

At the very least, surely, we should impose limits on margin buying; I admit to being completely baffled that nothing has been done over the past year, as margin debt has soared.

It is surely no coincidence that the SNP, populist in so many respects, imposes very tough internal party discipline.