Sentence examples for for which clearly from inspiring English sources

For her part, Binoche can only recall meeting Depardieu once, over dinner, where he accused her of "always making beautiful films" – for which, clearly, she merits only our bile and condemnation.

Although high expression of E2F1 in VHL-defective renal cancer is associated with senescence and has been suggested to be protective in the context of renal cancer, caution is warranted in designating E2F1 as oncogene or tumor suppressor gene for which clearly more extensive investigation is required.

And nice to see the end of Tony Blair apologising for things which clearly weren't his fault, while failing do so for any of the things which clearly are.

He argued that the unbalanced nature of the conflict was awkward for Israel, which clearly has superior military power and the technical means to do far greater damage.

This resource features pyramids for Angola and Germany which clearly show how the population structure in a less economically developed country differs from that in a more economically developed country.

Jean de Villiers [the Leicester and former South Africa centre] worked with Eddie in the 2007 World Cup and said to me the other day that he would be good for England, which clearly means something.

Other companies are developing electric cars, like the Tesla and Chevrolet Volt, but the project here is a major step for Renault, which clearly believes that there is a commercial future in electric cars.

The push into gaming isn't a bad idea for hi5, which clearly cannot compete with Facebook.

These results fit well with the data obtained from TGA for Zr acac 4/KB, which clearly show that acetylacetonate degradation is nearly complete at 500 °C (Fig. 5).

According to Fields, Focus sales were up 50% in 2013 in China, an increasingly important global market for Ford, which clearly is in no mood to coast into a retro-futurist sunset.

Further, our data may provide insight into potential new modes of action for drugs which clearly bridge both immune and metabolic signaling, such as glucocorticoids and rapamycin.