Sentence examples for clearly due from inspiring English sources

Changes in the timing and delivery of financial information are clearly due.

Celtic's goalkeeping coach, Stevie Woods, is clearly due credit for his role in Forster's progress.

Well, we'd had two away games in a row, it was clearly due to tiredness.

Prof Knight's verdict was: "Death was clearly due to a severe lung infection, with extensive advanced bronchopneumonia.

While what drew Chubbuck to kill herself remains sketchy, much of it was clearly due to not being taken seriously as a newsperson despite her ability.

Credit is clearly due to South Africa for the outcome but virtually all the rugby was played by the visiting side.

Absolutely no contest for tweet of the week, which comes courtesy of the erroneously hasbeened Katie Price, to whom genuine commiserations are clearly due.

Perhaps that's unfair to those whose lives he's undoubtedly ruined, but the compensation he offers them is clearly due reparation in his own mind.

The popularity of the solo show at this year's festival is clearly due to economic constraints, at least in part: the genre has the lowest possible acting payroll and rarely involves complex sets or technical effects.

Moses is clearly due for a reëvaluation, and this week sees the opening of "Robert Moses and the Modern City," a huge exhibition that surveys his impact on New York.

Mr. Romney's rise was clearly due to his better performance in the first debate, but the poll's director, Charles Franklin, said Mr. Thompson had closed the gap with something else: a surge of negative ads.