Sentence examples for clearly be in from inspiring English sources

If the museum does survive, it will clearly be in a more modest form.

"O.K.," I said, relieved to clearly be in the hands of an expert.

It will provide cash of up to £200,000 for each one and will clearly be in a good position to help bring them to a wider audience.

He added that lawyers were examining whether the confiscation of foreign companies' assets, property and accounts would comply with the Russian constitution but said such steps would "clearly be in line with European standards".

"My love for Texas demands that I place politics and partisanship aside in favor of supporting the candidate in this campaign whose election would clearly be in the best interest of Texas," said Mr. Morales, a former state attorney general who lost the Democratic primary in March to Tony Sanchez, a Laredo businessman.

The Patriots will turn to the little-used Matt Cassel as their starter — he played well enough for the Patriots to hold off the Chiefs — but will clearly be in the market for veteran help because the team's third-string quarterback, Kevin O'Connell, is a rookie.

(It clearly was in the N.B.A. finals).

Some clearly are in the priority group.

Some were more than 40 pages long and had clearly been in the works for weeks.

"Elan and Wyeth clearly are in the lead in developing immunotherapy".

Pillsbury clearly was in violation of Federal Trade Commission regulations against the restraint of interstate commerce.