Sentence examples for this clearly means from inspiring English sources

This clearly means that the analytical result cannot be viewed only as a separate value.

This clearly means that the use of a thick titania is useless.

This clearly means Spotify intends to exand its music streaming service into the mobile arena.

Reading into that, this clearly means the Sub-$1m/£1m investment market – which arose during the most recent Web 2.0 era – will effectively be dead to Balderton.

This clearly means he's a moron and intellectually incurious and incompetent and hopelessly doofish.

This clearly means that there is a dire need to ensure a high level of awareness among pregnant women to address the importance of planned delivery.

This clearly meant "stick to one partner" which was what was frequently said following the message or by way of explanation.

But for Mr. Caines this music clearly means a great deal.

The right thing, in this context, clearly means the decent and humane thing, and what is interesting, and what too many liberals may have overlooked (the reassuring voice says) is that, on some level, he recognizes that the right thing is the right thing.

She means that the solution must be political, but, coming from Ogata, this mantra also clearly means: no holding humanitarianism accountable for its consequences.

This move also clearly means that Google is getting serious about gaming.