Sentence examples for surely justify from inspiring English sources

The long-term benefits would surely justify any investment, whether private, public or charitable.

Growth in the Internet and in wireless traffic would surely justify any capacity increase, and those who hesitated would miss out.

These experiences may be a small minority - please do share your own below - but enough by themselves to surely justify a rethink of this practice at the very least.

Though he insists that Ukrainian politicians should set an example for the world by getting rid of their businesses, he still owns his own television company, Channel 5. Is Ukraine really ready to join the E.U.? From a European perspective, the absorption of a large economy that has known two decades of corruption following Soviet rule would surely justify skepticism.

And Carman is surely justified in calling out the defensive and incestuous nature of the literary scene.

If that last sentence was a shout-out to Judge Hanen, who was appointed to the bench in 2002, it was surely justified.

Brigitte Zypries, the German justice minister, is surely justified when she says, "We believe there are limits to freedom of expression".

One is surely justified in calling him the greatest draftsman of the 20th century and one of the greatest in the history of drawing.

In the uncertain state of the law, outraged Palm Beach voters are surely justified in going to court -- and Mr. Gore's lawyers in supporting them.

The phrase in its splash, "a bombshell cache of millions of documents", was surely justified, as was clear from the details it was able to catalogue.

A sense of grievance is surely justified, but there is also an impulse to try to restore some primal past, one free of looting and abuse, that presumably existed before museums and colonization disrupted the social and cosmic order.