Sentence examples for surely need more from inspiring English sources

Morgan will surely need more than a child and two X chromosomes to solve that one.

It will surely need more help—either an open-ended rollover of the official loans or some kind of debt rescheduling.This is the contradiction in the rescue plan.

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

The battle over reform continues, and China's leaders will surely need more than reports by the central bank, World Bank and a leading think-tank to win it.Read more: "Stoking the furnace".

That said, central banks and supervisors surely need more information not only about what banks have on their books, but also about what they may have to stump up for if liquidity dries up.

Surrey, choosing three spinners in their XI and with no hesitation about batting first on winning the toss, clearly have a strategy for a match they are desperate to win if they are to pull away from the lower reaches of the  First Division, but for that plan to work they will surely need more second time around than the 198 all out they managed on a sun-soaked opening day.

It's a baffling fact, and one that surely needs more consideration.

What is surely needed more than ever before is a rigorous statutory framework under which surveillance is authorised and conducted".

Nowadays a presidential candidate, especially a Republican one, surely needs more experience of foreign policy than Mr Huckabee has so far accumulated.Yet the mere fact that the governor of a small state is dipping his toe in these deep waters shows how open the Republican race is.

However, psychiatric patients' privacy issues get less attention in Information System Development (ISD), which surely needs more attention.

However, any permanent damage or function loss acquired during admission surely needs more attention than it appears to receive, based on this study, in particular in the early phase after discharge and management of the adverse outcomes by the general practitioner.