Sentence examples for clearly could use from inspiring English sources

One law enforcement official said that the security for tourism-oriented operators, especially, clearly could use improvement.

But every time Sepp Blatter makes a foolish comment, he draws attention to this powerful organization that quite clearly could use even more scrutiny.

UConn has gotten inconsistent play from point guard Taliek Brown and clearly could use the 6-foot-11 freshman Charlie Villanueva, who is being held out while waiting for the N.C.A.A. to rule on his eligibility.

Surely a man so clearly imaginative could use his skills in a gentler, more interesting way?

Many of the same House members who earlier had said they would refuse to approve another short-term spending bill voted for this one, clearly hoping they could use its inevitable failure in the Senate to blame the Democrats for the shutdown.

Clearly, the party could use them, for it has not quite grasped how this capitalism thing works.

Liu et al. (2007) first used observation system simulation experiments (OSSEs) with a full dynamo model and demonstrated clearly that one could use assimilation of magnetic field at the surface to estimate the dynamo state deep in the fluid core.

Clearly President Obama could use some better advice on Latin America.

Clearly this planet could use more collaborative solutions to the problems we face, from poverty, to the Middle East, to literacy to peak oil.

Clearly, the field could use direct observations on the potential role of the clock in shaping PDF release, and how such phasic signaling might converge at specific nodes of the circadian circuitry to complement and perhaps synergize with CRY-mediated light inputs.

Eggers clearly thought that he could use his imagination to critique the Internet.