Sentence examples for contained clearly from inspiring English sources

You're coming to your own people.' " Mr. Heath said of the debt crisis: "The U.S. would like to have this contained, clearly.

This time, recent batches of cash from the Washington, D.C., plant contained "clearly unacceptable" bills intermixed with passable ones, according to a July memo to employees from Larry Felix, the bureau's director.

"NAQT has uncovered evidence that four of its writers frequently accessed pages on NAQT's administrative website that contained clearly marked, substantive information about questions on which they were intending to – and subsequently did – compete," NAQT said in a statement.

The team therefore wants another manual recount in which, it thinks, Mr Gore could pick up an extra 600 votes enough for victory.Second, Mr Gore's lawyers want a recount in Palm Beach, where the board rejected any presidential vote on ballots that contained clearly discernible marks in other races (for the Senate, say) but unclear ones (dimpled or pregnant chads) for the presidency.

For the wild-type and QPEC1 we could demonstrate, that the overexpression strain contained clearly more erythritol than the parental strain, with an increase of 1.6-fold (24 h) and 3.2-fold (30 h) (Figure 3a).

Robert Dietz and John McHone proposed in 1974 that the Black Stone was actually an agate, judging from its physical attributes and a report by an Arab geologist that the Stone contained clearly discernible diffusion banding characteristic of agates.

If a leaked risk assessment contains clearly disproved accusations about a prisoner, a lawyer should be able to publicly refute it, he said.

And for all its self-criticism, it pays lip service to the myth that Americans want a "conservative alternative to big government" when the survey data it contains clearly shows they want a more moderate alternative.

Mr. Putin did not directly address the draft resolution prepared and circulated by the United States and Britain, but only hours after he spoke, a deputy foreign minister, Yuri Y. Fedotov, rejected it out of hand, saying it "cannot be accepted as a basis for a future U.N. Security Council resolution on Iraq as it contains clearly unfulfillable demands".

But you can't make the rules up as you go, and the facts are these: although the banner came from the crowd, the player has ostentatiously displayed it to everyone – and the message it contains clearly fits the definition of "offensive, insulting or abusive" language.

Consequently, one can find audio segments that, given the analysis segment length, contain clearly instationary events.