Sentence examples for surely matters from inspiring English sources
That surely matters somewhat.
Yet history surely matters here.
-- are surely matters for the electorate, not for unelected monetary technocrats.
But if the sacred concept "independence" can only be guaranteed by royal charter, it might be worth the hacked-offers pausing for a moment to focus on the BBC (whose freedom surely matters just as much to us all).
It surely matters a great deal that the greatest concentration of the British press was achieved by a backroom deal that gave News International such sway over British public life.
It surely matters that in European countries, where the centre-right has thrived, it can tap into traditions of conservatism that reject all-out liberalism in the economic sphere.German Christian Democracy, for instance, mixes a commitment to the welfare state with quiet conservatism on social and cultural matters.
It surely mattered, too, that this marquee game was being carried nationally on TNT.
The House of Saud's connections to the Bush family surely mattered; Prince Bandar visited the president in the White House on Sept. 13.
The Miami Heat had been here before, under this searing N.B.A. finals spotlight, and it surely mattered late Sunday night when they outlasted the Oklahoma City Thunder for a 91-85 victory and a 2-1 lead in the series.
Details surely matter; nationalising firms and doling out profits would presumably be worse for growth than taxing property to fund education.Inequality is more closely correlated with low growth.
Wealth and healthcare surely matter, but planetary survival will ultimately depend on whether we can make some of the most inequitable places on earth – cities in the global north and south – more equitable and healthy for all.
