Sentence examples for this surely means from inspiring English sources

This surely means that we are vulnerable to attacks at the lower end of the system that can still cause emense problems.

This surely means the odds of Bey and Jay dropping in when she arrives in town for her Wembley dates are pretty high.

For Labour this surely means a language and a programme that answers to the welfare of the poorer half of the community.

All this surely means that Britain's Jewish community must have some influence, some moral sway in Israeli policy circles, just as Muslim "leaders" are assumed to have some sway over "extremists" locally and Muslim opinion abroad?

Translated into plain English, this surely means that when leaders of the Libyan uprising in Benghazi pointed out that Dr Gaddafi's dad was threatening to hunt them down "alley by alley" showing "no mercy", and they asked for outside assistance, that helped justify an air campaign called for by Nicolas Sarkozy and sanctioned by the UN.

This surely means Wayne Rooney being pushed back into attack.

This surely meant that he wanted a ruff.

Several Republicans are talking about finding cuts elsewhere in the budget, and that surely means social-insurance programs.

This disaster surely means that the government needs to answer serious questions about whom regeneration is benefitting, and at what cost.

Unconditional love, in this setting, surely means that I can't stop caring about my child; that I will regard his terrible action as an aberration.

This gloom by proxy surely means Motion too has an eye on posterity.