Sentence examples for set clearly from inspiring English sources

The enquiry btw is completely biased in who it calls and the questions set, clearly an expensive (our expense), phoney exercise to hand the government a 'report' that promotes TTIP.

Byrne fronts the song Fantastic Man, going up against one of the Mahotella Queens in a sing-and-dance-off, but he's a presence throughout the joyous Atomic Bomb! set, clearly having a blast.

One of the strengths of Altaf Tyrewala's No God in Sight is that it is set clearly among Muslims Like Us: middle-class people who are trying to find their bearings in a world that requires them, perhaps more than any other community, to demonstrate fidelity to ideas of modernity while still holding on to tradition.

Cavaday, coached by David Felgate, speaks with the determination of a player who has set clearly defined targets - "My goal is to be top-26 in the WTA rankings and I'm not going to stop until I get there" - and amid criticism of the attitude of certain British players the LTA will be buoyed by her focus.

Madeleine Albright, the secretary of state, always hawkish on Balkan matters, was blunter in her dismissal of Mr Milosevic's promises: he was trying to set "clearly unacceptable" preconditions.Italy, for its part, suggested that NATO could put away its guns if Mr Milosevic entered a "serious dialogue" with the separatists in a few days, while Britain and France sounded much more doubtful.

Determining the profile of rail, the aims for new rail were set clearly.

Try 5 dollars instead. Set clearly-defined rules for how your child can earn money.

The expression profiles of each of these gene sets clearly separates pre- and post-treatment samples into two primary clusters for each treatment group (figure 1).

Our analysis of two independent transcriptome data sets clearly indicates that LTR retrotransposons are actively transcribed during growth phase, and that the retrotransposon transcripts are polyadenylated.

I like to see things set out clearly.

It recommends that the agencies' powers are set out clearly and unambiguously under a new law.