Sentence examples for should have made it clear from inspiring English sources
However, the BBC also issued a separate statement which included an admission that it should have made it clear that its natural history unit had manipulated a key scene.
The sentence should have made it clear that, instead, those women were unhappy that Obama had not got in touch with them.
I also should have made it clear that, even if the images are deeply disturbing, it's still important that they are seen.
But if Chertoff had a connection he thought the public needed to know in one instance, he should have made it clear in the others.
If "the Expert" had not perceived his own obsolescence, the way the sale of the Allendale "Nativity" played out should have made it clear to him.
All editions should have made it clear that Mr. Goss was referring to policies and not to President Bush personally, or to his politics.
Peter Fincham, ITV's Director of Television, has admitted that Britain's Got Talent should have made it clearer that champion Jules O'Dwyer used a stunt double dog for her winning sketch.
And in our article about Toronto ("Model-T Ford breaks down", December 1st) we should have made it clearer, when we wrote that "more than 70% of Torontonians with jobs drive to work", that we were referring to the greater Toronto area and not to the city itself.
(We should have made it clearer from the start that this wasnt just about one form of delivery).
"It has capitalised on the anti-austerity argument, unlike the pro-European forces which should have made it much clearer what was at stake," he said.
The commission investigating the Sept. 11 attacks should have made it very clear in its report that our porous borders will lead to more terrorist attacks.
