Sentence examples for surely this explains from inspiring English sources

Surely this explains why Monsanto and its allies have fought the labeling of genetically modified food so vigorously since 1992, when the industry managed to persuade the Food and Drug Administration — over the objection of its own scientists — that the new crops were "substantially equivalent" to the old and so did not need to be labeled, much less regulated.

Yet there are some flaws in her characterisation: she only mentions that Tradescant had no sense of smell a third of the way into the book; surely this explains his desire to procure all things that look outlandish instead of sweet-smelling flowers?

Mr Brooks has surely had this explained to him a thousand times by now, and his failure to process the fact or incorporate it into his worldview seems to me most likely to reflect an absence of the ideological furniture on which the fact could sit.

Surely that explains why the piano part, which Mozart would have played, is so much harder than the violin part.

This, surely, explains the relative weakness of her low register and her evident struggle to project.

This surely explains why so many American boxing fans, and many more around the globe, are willing to overlook his many weaknesses - because they recognise Mayweather as the sport's only crossover star.

If the next state observes the contrary for parameters A and B, the resulting trajectory synthesis will exhibit an asynchronous transition between A and B. This surely explains why complex HMM structures aiming at explicitly coping with audiovisual asynchronies do not outperform the basic ergodic structure, especially for audiovisual speech recognition [24].

This gap surely explains some of the difference.

It is surely this bond that explains the ideological gymnastics that make Rice so hard to pin down.

This easy circumvention surely explains the meager revenue projections from the measure: $315 million over 10 years.

These megadeals are not the only regional talks that are in train (see table).Pragmatism surely explains some of this surge: participants frustrated by stagnant multilateral talks are anxious to do deals where they can.