Sentence examples for clearly adopted from inspiring English sources

Two of four cases have clearly adopted a multiple-use approach to management.

Encyclopedia publishers, while taking swipes at Wikipedia's unreliability since it can be edited by anyone, have clearly adopted some of its lessons.

Where an individual with links to the west has clearly adopted a particular spelling of his or her own name, we should respect that.

General McKiernan has directed substantial changes to coalition tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs), but those cannot eliminate the possibility of civilian casualties, especially when the Taliban has clearly adopted "human shield" tactics.

Yet the prosecutors have clearly adopted a strategy of calling attention to collectors, especially well-heeled Americans, with the implicit message that every player in the global antiquities trade is within their sights.

It is worth noting that though hardly using the expression "human capital", Becker clearly adopted an investment rationale when talking about education and training.

The broadcast networks are clearly adopting more of an "if you can't beat 'em, join 'em" philosophy toward the Internet.

The second isoform is less well defined (root-mean-square deviation from the average structure for backbone atoms of 1.07 A) but clearly adopts a very different fold consisting of a left-hand spiral.

Clearly, adopting a non-factualist or error-theoretic interpretation of discourse about Fs commits one to anti-realism about Fs.

According to this model, the acylated side-chain of Cys138 clearly adopts a conformation in which the side-chain sulfur atom is reoriented toward the centre of the catalytic cleft.

Clearly, adopting an intersectional approach is urgent across a variety of health outcomes.