Sentence examples for most clearly be from inspiring English sources

"The impact can most clearly be seen in the restaurant business, but there has been visible weakness in the auto market — something that will inevitably deteriorate should the crackdown intensify".

This can most clearly be seen in Lebanon, where a growing procession of former U.S. allies and critics of the Syrian government, including Prime Minister Saad Hariri, Walid Jumblat and, reportedly, some of the March 14 movement's Christian leaders, are making their pilgrimage to Damascus.

Out to ~105 simulations (Fig. 4), the Poisson curve of chemotrophs appears to most clearly be correlated with models where jumps between lattice points occur with high probability but are restricted to adjacent jump: migration must occur between adjacent communities.

That the year of our survey reflected a period of transition can most clearly be seen in the fact that the German Academic Association for Business Research (VHB) started its structured doctoral program (ProDok) in 2009 (VHB 2009).

The Pope's attitude could most clearly be seen, however, in the gifts he gave Trump: Evangelii gaudium, his condemnation of capitalist economics; Laudato si, his environmental encyclical, and Amoris laetitia, an exhortation on the family that calls upon governments to provide a strong safety net for economically struggling households.

In an age of awareness, perhaps the person you see most clearly is yourself.

What Ms. Ferraro concludes most clearly is that you can't have it both ways.

The theme that comes through most clearly is the mendacity and pettiness of the Nixon White House.

What I remember most clearly is the ceaseless drive for novelty.

A million?I think the writer who's addressed these concerns most clearly is Charlie Stross.

What Buckley v. Valeo said most clearly was that self-funding could never be regulated by the state.