Sentence examples for could clearly do from inspiring English sources
But it could clearly do better.
But for now, he could clearly do worse than to have Ms. Palin overshadow the party's more predictable leaders in Congress.
The National Institutes of Health has already started to finance some comparative studies of popular diets and could clearly do lots more.
"If we had more resources we could clearly do more".
Credit Cards: Obama has pledged to crack down on credit card companies, something he could clearly do with an all-Democratic Congress.
They are obviously aware that these scenarios could occur, but clearly don't perceive them as likely or serious enough to merit much pre-emptive preparation, apart from circumstances where their supervisors have put procedures in place.
And then there is just the boss who is incapable of delegating and thinks nothing of reprimanding middle management for anything that they think they could do better (but clearly don't have the time to do).
"We could clearly be doing a lot better, and if we do better, our science will become more robust in terms of our results being translatable into new treatments for diseases," Macleod said.
You could see her, as some clearly do, as an heroic figure, a bit like Tom Hanks defending a wretched traitor in Bridge of Spies.
HTC, a Taiwanese maker of smartphones, could clearly have done without this sort of Christmas present.
