Sentence examples for then clearly that from inspiring English sources

"If you have any system that you can gain financially from making decisions about your patient care, then clearly that is a conflict of interest," she said.

Borrowing from friends or family If you know someone who can lend you the money either free of interest or at a very low rate then clearly that will be the kindest option for your wallet.

Meanwhile, should the Europeans in the euro zone "go ahead with a separate treaty" that leaves out the noneuro countries, Mr. Cameron explained, "then clearly that is not a treaty that Britain would be signing or would be amending".

But it's like the female debate – if people think it's only interesting to watch people with money, or just watch men, then clearly that is a very dull, boring point of view.

But if, as I'm sure you have, you've got testimony from people who feel that their lives have been ruined from this, then clearly that is not a good place to be". Gay men and women were dismissed right up until the law was changed.

But Alastair Fox, head of competitions for the international sailing federation, said the body is now likely to conduct its own independent water quality tests in a bid to reduce concerns among athletes "If someone picks up a bag, or hits a sofa or something like that, then clearly that is going to affect them in the race," Mr Fox said.

Lost two wickets back to back in the 12th and 13th over and then clearly after that bowled very well to restrict them.

If there's misrepresentation, then clearly, we take that very seriously," she told the ABC.

" Then clearly state that your reason for writing the letter is that you owe money and request a compromise.

That is why it is so crucial to set testable conditions for the status quo: The team then clearly sees that the status quo is not free of risk.

The stock market, then, clearly believes that the bid is in the bag.