Sentence examples for surely maintain from inspiring English sources

If they believed the army meant to pick them off piecemeal, as it says it will, they would surely maintain their alliance with the Mehsud Taliban.Another local militant, an Afghan called Sirajuddin Haqqani, is an even harder case.

Khan owned the summer season upon pairing with an adorable child for July's Bajrangi Bhaijaan, and he'll surely maintain that box-office dominance with the postmodern fairytale Prem Ratan Dhan Payo.

We surely maintain that we know things that we are unaware of when we are, for example, asleep or simply not thinking of them at the moment but could recall them from memory.

It's this dynamic – the frustration and alienation felt by the illiterate, the unemployed, the helpless – which underpins Boko Haram, driving a steady stream of new recruits into their arms and ensuring some degree of popular support, without which they could surely not maintain the sheer breadth of their operations (which are even spilling across Nigeria's borders).

Their tried and tested fluid 4-3-3 layout will surely be maintained, Messi will play in his dynamic number 9 position, causing mayhem for United's defence and midfield at the same time.

Surely, adaptation maintains the open-loop vergence in a certain range [ 10, 12], but this range appears to be rather wide.

Supporters of judicial restraint would like to leave the question to state legislatures (most of which would surely vote to maintain the status quo).

If George W. Bush were to be in office indefinitely, a terrifying thought, and if he had the acquiescence of the Iraqi people, the United States would surely continue to maintain forces in Iraq.

With the knowledge that victory would bring automatic qualification, surely Hodgson will maintain that positive approach, even when faced with Poland's greater attacking threat.

Clegg is surely right to formally maintain equidistance and not rule out a post-general election coalition with either Labour or the Conservatives.

For if the election demonstrated the case for electoral reform, as its supporters maintain, it surely also highlighted the vagaries of the UK's famed "unwritten constitution".