Sentence examples for clearly embarked from inspiring English sources

"The B.O.J. has clearly embarked on a massive quantitative easing," said Marshall Gittler, Japan currency strategist for Deutsche Bank here.

The young marriage is clearly embarking on a bumpy ride.

Mr. Belluso was clearly embarking on an ambitious attempt to dramatize how traumatic injuries — and post-traumatic stress disorder — wreak havoc on the lives of Iraq war veterans and their families.

What we are clearly embarking upon is a month-by-month recession watch, which will be testing for "a significant decline in economic activity, spread across the economy, lasting more than a few months"–the definition of recession at the Web site of the National Bureau of Economic Research.

There are further murders, the culprit, tutored by wartime experience in the business of killing, clearly having embarked on some vengeful mission.

Most of my fellow Zumba-ers were clearly just embarking on the path to fitness, and many of us — especially me — were completely stumped by some of the fancy footwork.

This weekend the National Football League begins its first season of the new century and clearly the sport has embarked on Football A.D.: After Dynasties.

This research was carried out with a very limited sample of only 50 respondents and also, did not point out clearly the various strategies embarked upon by the organizations.

Clearly ill prepared, Pakistan embarked on a series of repeated cycles of chaotic rule.

Clearly, Tryon is embarking on uncharted waters, and no other Tour pro has a life quite like this.

Very often, Weyman embarked on impostures in which there was clearly no money to be made and from which he couldn't expect any fame, and some of these stand out as superior works of imposturous genius.