Sentence examples for which surely provides from inspiring English sources

So I remained baffled until I read the latest issue of Private Eye, which surely provides the answer to Davies's reluctance to sit down in public with Caseby.

In terms of the first question the high point of the anti-war movement was the march of February 2003, which surely provided the backdrop to the more politically significant departure of Robin Cook and others from the government and a multitude of leaks made to the press – in particular the GCHQ employee Katherine Gun's disclosure of US spying on members of the security council.

The fun part is it's so easy and quick that many people will prefer to do this (whether in IE or in Firefox and Chrome, which will surely provide similar tools) rather than use individual bookmarklets or meta-browsing tools.

This special issue covers many important aspects in inflammatory joint diseases, which will surely provide us with a better understanding about the pathogenesis, diagnosis, and treatment of inflammatory joint diseases.

Hsieh et al., and A. Stanek et al. We hope this special issue covered many important aspects in inflammatory joint diseases, which will surely provide us with a better understanding about the pathogenesis, diagnosis, and treatment of spine and rheumatic diseases.

Non-fiction surely provides more potential than fiction.

In other words, while the laptop surely provides a wealth of technical 'action possibilities', decontextualized analyses that treat affordances as quasi-objectivist features of the world cannot tell us which of these affordances will be utilized in practice or how.

The caption sent along with the transmitted video surely provides more accurate information.

The GA optimization on multi-segments muffler proposed in this study surely provides a quick and correct approach.

Kneading needs energy and has the added bonus of providing you with a physical workout which surely can only be desirable.

But the political origin of Indian Muslims – and here I'll use the frontiers of the old British India - surely provide a clue to the origins of the "Islamic State" which our modern-day Mahdi, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, has created.