Sentence examples for been able to clearly from inspiring English sources

"I hope we at Airbus have been able to clearly demonstrate our strong support to Chinese aviation," he wrote.

Fillon hasn't been able to clearly spell out his plans for possible social security health system cuts amid internal party criticism and apprehension from voters.

Had investors been able to clearly see the pension risks, they might have steered clear of California's debt or demanded a higher yield.

Ever since Russia's intervention to support Bashar al-Assad last October, opposition groups say they have been able to clearly establish who has been responsible for the hundreds of airstrikes that have been carried out.

Helped by volunteers in Bulgaria but stymied, Mr. Appelius said, by the reluctance of authorities there to dig up unflattering history, he has found concrete evidence of 845 such escape attempts, including 18 fatalities where he has been able to clearly document the identities of the victims.

In doing so, Open Mumbai has been able to clearly point out the living conditions of the urban poor: it concludes that more than 50% of Mumbai's population, close to 6.5 million people (as per the 2011 census) live in slums.

They should be able to clearly explain the purpose and predictions of the experiment.

The advantages of audiences' being able to clearly hear actors were obvious.

One example is being able to clearly articulate your organisation's offer and outcomes.

The Sausage Maker: Leaders must be able to clearly articulate their conviction and vision to others.

However, they were able to clearly identify only three as possible meteorites.