Sentence examples for that would clearly from inspiring English sources

Downstairs is a brasserie-style space that would clearly like to compete with the nearby Pastis.

One possibility would be to accept the kind of antitrust settlement that would clearly signal a shift.

** [Rating: Two Stars] Sascha Downstairs is a brasserie-style space that would clearly like to compete with the nearby Pastis.

Mr. Hutchinson said he was also being careful to represent corporate clients with products that would clearly benefit the government.

One approach would be for lenders to develop and disclose a "forgiveness formula" that would clearly define "hard times" and indicate precisely what kind of forgiveness is possible.

RYAN LIZZA: It was the simple fact that he was taking over such an important committee, one that would clearly change the political dynamics in Washington.

Ideas that would clearly need a change of the governing treaty, like depriving nations in breach of the rules of their voting rights, will be examined.

The decision was welcomed by some ethicists as a guide for other state courts and as a support for legislation that would clearly define parents' rights.

But, he later added, "the reasoning of the case is reasoning that would clearly support a national right to marriage equality".

There are three ways in which Trump could handle his impending clash with the Emoluments Clause, but only one that would clearly avoid a constitutional crisis.

The warehouses it is offering to build would ordinarily be the kind of physical presence in the state that would clearly require it to collect sales taxes, but Amazon's proposed measure would guarantee the retailer an exemption.