Sentence examples for has clearly considered from inspiring English sources

Mr. Weiner, a technophile, has clearly considered the role of Twitter in honing his public image, and he said in an interview earlier this month that while his Twitter stream "is usually something about the national conversation or a five- or 10-degree pivot from the national conversation," his Twitter personality is all him.

Pendleton had clearly considered the issue.

"Well, if you're reading this, you've got a lot of work to do," Rogers wrote, and then explained in some detail the various ways in which he had clearly considered the question of his legacy.

But it had clearly considered AWS the best choice due to its ability to autoscale and the elasticity they could provide.

News has clearly been considered exempt from these concerns.

A NintendoPhone has the makings of a niche (although the idea has clearly been considered), but a Nintendo tablet may have broader appeal.

"Ms. Dessay and Ms. Zimmerman have clearly, carefully considered every motion," he continued, "and the result is a Lucia almost entirely blank.

Ms. Dessay and Ms. Zimmerman have clearly, carefully considered every motion (the soprano's physical performance Thursday was essentially identical to the one she gave in 2007, when the production was new) and the result is a Lucia almost entirely blank.

By weighing the cost of healthcare in dollar terms versus the actual health of Louisiana citizens, Jindal has clearly defined what he considers to be most important.

But the plan has clearly led German banks to consider all their options, because their British and American counterparts are getting state money to improve their capital positions.

It's a paradox: the political center has clearly shifted; what used to be considered "left wing" positions have now become part of the mainstream, and the views of the Right are now at odds with the majority of the American public -- and with reality.