Sentence examples for whilst clearly from inspiring English sources
Even Todd Goldstein and Sam Wright found a way whilst clearly hurt.
Whilst clearly we predicted and prepared for substantial activity in Royal Mail shares, the volumes involved have gone off any conventional scale.
However, whilst clearly necessary, hERG assays cannot be assumed automatically to provide sufficient information, when considered in isolation, to differentiate 'safe' from 'dangerous' drugs.
"Whilst clearly this role focuses clearly on the domestic we should also be aware that our equality agenda crosses national boundaries as well," she said.
Church of England schools need to ensure that, whilst clearly working to be inclusive spaces where homophobic language, actions and behaviours are unacceptable, those pupils, parents and staff who believe that homosexual acts are 'less than God's ideal' are given the safe space to express those views without being subject to another form of discrimination".
It seems that the stock response from anyone with an idea for an iPhone app to being challenged is to point at Rovio's Angry Birds, quote their sale price in the tens of millions of the currency of their choosing, then jump up and down, clap, wink repeatedly, whilst clearly picking out the interior designs for their future yacht… Rovio are an exception, not the rule.
Whilst we clearly find certain similarities, we also find strikingly non-human behavior in DNNs, as well as marked differences between different DNNs despite similar overall object recognition performance.
Whilst witnesses clearly cannot simply admit to any offence under oath without consequences, this has to be balanced with the requirement for victims and witnesses to tell the truth.
Whilst they clearly saw mature fibrils formed at 60 hours, our images at 100 hours for 6-aminoindole did not show this stage of formation (Fure 6E H).
Whilst participants clearly understood the investigational nature of the trial gels, their dire need for additional HIV prevention options meant that they 'hoped' that the gel would prove to be a HIV prevention option that they could use in the future.
Whilst a clearly articulated model or framework can form the basis for planning, delivering and evaluating knowledge transfer interventions, the number of alternative theories has become unwieldy.
