Sentence examples for which will clearly from inspiring English sources

Although details on the breakdown are lacking, the package focuses on infrastructure spending — airports, subways, railroads — which will clearly bolster the beleaguered sector.

The probable cut to the dividend will bring some disappointment, even if it was largely expected, but it does underline the company's commitment to capital discipline, which will clearly be a major feature for Morrisons over the next year.

"Through the planned acquisition of Harlequin, we will extend the global reach not only of HarperCollins, but of the broader News Corp, which will clearly benefit from that company's commercial infrastructure," he said.

(How my mum could even start to know how to do this without legal aid – which will clearly not be available – is beyond me – but let's leave that for now too).

Talking of which, it's worth a note about the development of the game in Victoria, which will clearly always be an Aussie Rules state, but where league does now seem genuinely established through the Storm.

If you can demonstrate to a future employer that you've had relevant experience in a similar field to the job you are applying for, which will clearly make you stand out from the crowd.

This institutionalisation of a different approach to policymaking will be necessary in order to respond to the challenge of governing two important cities, which will be clearly seen as a test of its mettle for governing the country.

According to the report: "The size of the benefit to families with children from the new child-care package is, in any case, much smaller in magnitude than the cuts proposed in the 2014‐15 budget which will still clearly leave families at the bottom end of the income spectrum significantly worse off in absolute and percentage terms.

Developing themes usually entails selecting extracts from the data, which will be clearly labelled with the unique identifying code of the informant and with the place (line number range) in the interview from which the extract originates.

Analysts said the new servers, which will cost $17,000 to $100,000, clearly undercut comparable products from Sun Microsystems, the Unix market leader, in many e-business and data center applications.

May said the new extremism analysis unit "will help us to develop a new engagement policy – which will set out clearly for the first time with which individuals and organisations the government and public sector should engage and should not engage".