Sentence examples for surely too much from inspiring English sources

And surely too much faith can be placed in economic integration.

At a minimum, wireless networks should let users know when they are being monitored.But for the moment the danger is surely too much regulation, not too little.

It is surely too much to hope that Mr. Martins will seem less divided, as artist and administrator, after 30 years at the helm.

And asking that it accomplish this task across a wide range of areas, such as the ones to which Nash's approach has been applied, is surely too much.

Certainly, even if the French team does well or even wins the final, it is surely too much to ask that it heals the wounds in French society.

"The Fed's silence on the external impact of its policies may indicate that it believes there are no external effects".But that is surely too much of a stretch.

Still, with the Mets' poor overall play, he was surely claiming too much blame.

"Too much success can ruin you as surely as too much failure".

Too much idealism can blind a leader to reality as surely as too much ideology can.

For one day a year at least, a celebration is surely not too much to ask.

If they illuminate the final in this way, they will surely have too much expertise for Argentina or Holland.