Sentence examples for run clearly from inspiring English sources

San Diego have now missed the play-offs four times in the last five seasons and for a team that made the post-season in four of the previous five years before that run, clearly plenty has gone wrong for a team so used to playing in January.

The president, from his background as a community organizer and how his campaigns have been run, clearly understands the power of grassroots activities.

For example, a poor physical-summary QoL score informs us that obese children have physical problems, but a low score on a specific item, such as "hard to run", clearly indicates the specific physical problem of running.

It was utterly predictable that when you take a well-run, clearly focused cabinet-level agency and subsume it in the largest governmental reorganization in history, big things will get lost.

The Marlins, who lead the major leagues with 58 home runs, clearly have power, but do they have staying power?

At that time, the economic recovery was less well-established and Labour was generally running clearly ahead.

Barbon, a second baseman, batted.241 and hit only 33 home runs, clearly a different kind of foreigner from the slugger Japan craves today.

"The influence of Strindberg runs clearly through more than a few of my plays and is plain for everyone to see".

Jorge Fernández Díaz, Spain's interior minister, said in an interview that Spain would appeal the ruling, which "leaves us weakened in our fight against terrorism and runs clearly against the respect and rights of victims".

But severe obesity, as in this case, and distance running clearly do not.

Via Dave Weigel of Slate: "For the first time, support for Romney outpaces support for the three candidates running clearly to his right: Santorum, Gingrich, Perry.