Sentence examples for surely in need of from inspiring English sources

Though they naturally distrust their private-equity wooers, ITV's share price is surely in need of a serious jolt.

The awards are not just about cash prizes for the winners, although art education is surely in need of just such a cash injection.

Data in Figure 8 clearly show that M1 replaced M2 with allofeedings significantly more than it replaced and allofed the young (p<0.05, W=0, N=5, Es: large), although the latter were surely more in need of it.

An average Resident Evil then, and one which surely leaves the franchise in need of a return to its old ways, or else an entirely new direction.

Of all enterprises, the European Council is surely the one most in need of reform, and it is making a start by concentrating on great matters such as the creation of the European Convention, in which it has been successful.

As for the claim that the views of smaller parties are basically irrelevant because, regardless of their share of the vote overall, in the vast majority of constituencies they stand no chance of winning a seat, it surely only highlights that perhaps the thing in need of urgent reform is not this television format but our electoral system.

If ever there has been a place in need of binding arbitration on the diplomatic front, surely this is it.

Surely, adequate RBC transfusion is a life-saving medical intervention for those in need of it, but transfusion practice varies significantly when comparing hospitals and physicians, which implies that insecurity regarding adequate utilisation exists [ 6, 7].

This surely highlights the need of large randomized control trials with long-term follow-up tests.

We surely need more of that in this "scary" world President Bush has dumped us in so he can stay in power.

Surely we need more of this – today.