Sentence examples for surely satisfy from inspiring English sources

Maybe it will be enough to keep the Yankees and, more specifically, Rodriguez from grabbing a wild-card playoff spot, which would surely satisfy the Red Sox players who do not think he belongs on the field.

Another could be that it would surely satisfy our curiosity to know if comets were the source of our water or even of life itself.

An Uber acquisition would surely satisfy their investors, but I'd wager neither Lime nor Bird's founders are ready to relinquish their independence.

We need to check the reasonableness of the boundary value problem (2.10)–(2.13) under the definition of weak solutions, that is, the solution in the classical sense are necessarily the solutions in weak sense, and conversely when a weak solution satisfies certain regularity conditions, it will surely satisfy the given boundary value conditions.

These goals, given public airing, would surely satisfy everyone who decided to look at the larger survival picture rather than just the small-bore profit one.

CDGO gave the album a positive review and commented that the album is more eclectic and that "it will surely satisfy the fans and other lovers of electronic music.

It's a tonal shift which surely satisfied fans of every era of his career.

It is not, after all, unusual for the Norwegian committee to select an organization rather than an individual, and the E.U. surely satisfies Alfred Nobel's criteria of forging fraternity between nations, reducing standing armies, and holding and promoting peace congresses.

And, once the deliverances of the special cognitive faculty are included amongst the believer's basic experiential evidence, the evidential requirement on reasonable belief is surely satisfied?

In the third section of this paper, the authors point out that the solution sequence of the initial value problem surely satisfies two adjoint linear recursive equations, which may give the solution sequence several new features.

As per Theorem 5 iterative application of (93)–(97) yields sequences r i (t), α i (t) and p i (t) such that: (i) The sum utility for the ergodic limits of r i (t) is almost surely within a small constant of optimal; (ii) The power constraint in (27) and the rate constraints in (26) are almost surely satisfied in an ergodic sense.