Sentence examples for would surely mean from inspiring English sources

Oh yeah, and a global recession would surely mean lower, not higher, interest rates.

In a chronological or regional treatment, short would surely mean superficial.

To event-ize another installment would surely mean opening on every screen on the planet.

That would surely mean that the euro ends up as a soft currency and possibly an unstable one.

I could probably follow an Atkins diet -- it's simple, fast, and effortless -- but it would surely mean divorce.

A retaliatory strike by the United States would surely mean a return to nonstop news coverage and further disruption of prime-time shows.

That would almost surely mean the race would go on.

The dealer's insurance is the broker's knowledge that to do otherwise would almost surely mean death.

But for the country as a whole, it would almost surely mean worse access to care and more financial hardship from medical bills.

The persistent urge in comedy to push boundaries would have surely meant such daring elements would have come to light eventually: David and Seinfeld were just either lucky or inspired enough to get there first.

Changing the manner of conception – moving, that is, from coitus to in vitro fertilization and cryopreservation followed by embryo transfer ten years later – would have surely meant that very probably it would have been a nonidentical (if better off) child who would have been conceived in place of the one.