Sentence examples for clearly good at from inspiring English sources

Al Qaeda is clearly good at finding hiding places.

"This guy was clearly good at contextual sorts of intelligence," which is to say, reading the situation and the rules, in addition to having the necessary knowledge.

Garcia is clearly good at what he does, which is to play quarterback for the New York Dragons of the Arena Football League, which plays its games indoors on a 50-yard field with 8 players to a side.

The other piece is continuing to make great products — something Williams is clearly good at.

It's clearly good at drawing users, and because it directs those users to such niche-oriented content, it sells very targeted advertising that brings in top rates.

Morneau is very clearly good at managing his own money, but I think we have enough examples both at home and abroad to finally conclude that being good at getting rich does not necessarily translate into being good at politics.

There were clearly good chaps at heart.

While it is clearly good if those at risk of infection are informed and assisted with preventive strategies, or treated if they are found to be infected, disclosure of a diagnosis of HIV without the consent of the patient may lead to other serious harms (for a summary of this debate see Beauchamp & Childress, 2009, pp. 307 309).

If the goal of protecting health is seen as clearly good, government actions aimed at securing health may be less scrutinized than actions aimed at more controversial ends, leaving public health officials with too much power and too little democratic accountability.

"This is clearly good news," said Doug Smith, chief economist for the Americas at Standard Chartered in New York.

The form is clearly good.