Sentence examples for clearly tip from inspiring English sources

Current data are still insufficient to clearly tip the balance in either direction.

Here, though, the scales are clearly tipped in Snowden's favor.

He's clearly tipped over the edge, but who's to blame him?

The balance of equities clearly tips in favor of waiving the advance notice bylaw deadline for director nominations.

They are in their early 20s, and the balance between cynicism and hopefulness clearly tips in favor of the latter.

And even assuming that Pickering applies, that case's balancing test clearly tips in favor of the objecting employees' First Amendment interests.

But when a ship is created out of an old bicycle wheel and a pair of chairs, Zadek is clearly tipping his hat to contemporary physical theatre.

By contrast, while Trump has generally called for unity, as Clinton has, his responses have clearly tipped towards giving more weight to the grievances of police.

Her archive, while clearly tipped more toward English-language materials, achieves that sense of relation.

In short, with the energy weighting so clearly tipping the scales of the large-cap indexes it's no wonder the IJR outpaced the SPY.

While everyone in the art world agrees it was a coup for Phillips rather than its larger rivals to get the rights to sell the Cezanne, what clearly tipped Berggruen in its favor was the auction house's willingness to underwrite the collection's sale and then hope to regain its expenditure at auction.