Sentence examples for it clearly makes from inspiring English sources

It clearly makes the notion of providing incentives quite unappetizing".

But it clearly makes the country especially vulnerable to external shocks.

In high doses, it clearly makes physical changes in the serotonergic nerve network of the brain.

In the short term, it clearly makes sense for Niantic to offer this control to landowners.

It clearly makes some people happy to live in a world without Jews, or homosexuals, or immigrants, and so on.

"The U.C. system is funded by taxpayers, so it clearly makes sense that they should get first right of refusal to attend U.C. schools," Mr. Rubio said.

There are no notes in the margin, not a single cry of "Irony!" It clearly made little impression on me.

The process was not always a pretty one, but it generally served shareholders well, and it clearly made boards nervous about approving sweetheart deals.

Then, referring to Cinquanta, he went on to say: "Even if Cinquanta spoke with me yesterday and, without saying it clearly, made some allusions.

It clearly made the people in the room feel the embrace of the nation; it did its emotional work no less effectively than Ronald Reagan's speech after the crash of the Challenger and Bill Clinton's after the Oklahoma City bombing.

This event was reported to me by several of the women in the Older Adults Group who had observed it on their way to the settlement house for another tea, and it clearly made a deep impression on all of them.