Sentence examples for termed clearly from inspiring English sources

The one that the researchers termed "clearly inferior" -- a mixture of AZT, lamivudine and abacavir -- suppressed the AIDS virus in 74percentt of patients after 48 weeks, not 79percentt after 32 weeks.

"All those terms clearly illustrate that tension.

But the last day of the 2001-2002 term clearly belonged to Chief Justice Rehnquist.

But let's cut the fear-mongering and define our terms clearly.

But the settlement's terms clearly rankled the three other hospitals.

Although he overcame the Bundesbank's resistance, Draghi emphatically argued – in terms clearly aimed at assuaging German objections – that the new policy was fully in line with the ECB's fundamental monetary policy remit.

The German foreign minister, Joschka Fischer, said this week that the Bush administration was treating coalition partners like "satellites," a term clearly meant as a comparison to the old Soviet Union and its Eastern Bloc.

Early in the novel, Ross describes David's work in progress in terms clearly meant to evoke "Mr. Peanut": "The structure was complex, perhaps overly so, but the story was impossible to tell straight".

The window to "rent" a television programme and view will be shorter than the seven-day period for free VoD catchup services such as the iPlayer, just 48 hours, with terms clearly spelt out to users.

The term clearly indicates that the traditional way is the way of the consolidated majority of the community as against peripheral or "wayward" positions of sectarians, who by definition must be erroneous.

The choice of this term clearly derives from Sa'adiah's translation of tushiyya (Job 26 3) as falsafa.