Sentence examples for would clearly do from inspiring English sources

He would clearly do or say anything or its opposite to become president.

That said, Mr Obama would clearly do a lot more to rebuff America's image than Mr McCain ever could.

What the new rule would clearly do is require a permit for almost any kind of biomedical research.

4. Both agents would clearly do better if both agents elected to cooperate, but the point where both individuals choose cooperate is not a Nash equilibrium: if both agents initially cooperate, the first individual can increase her payoff by choosing to defect (and vice versa).

He'd clearly done a lot of research and his preparation was exceptional".

I was only a toddler -- I'd clearly done no such thing.

"Noise bubble" is certainly the word for it – the enthusiasts who predicted that the internet would democratise music clearly didn't foresee a future of plodding through dozens of homemade YouTube versions of Call Me Maybe in search of things worth hearing.

I would argue that it clearly does not.

The "big box" tax would recover incentives they clearly did not need to be profitable, effectively relieving the burden that taxpayers have had to shelve through subsidies and incentives.

From experiments performed in rural Colombia, we found that a regulatory solution for an environmental dilemma that standard theory predicts would improve social welfare clearly did not.

The assumed fact that the person would waive her right clearly does not settle the matter of whether she was wronged by having been brought into existence (Harman 2004, 89 101; Liberto 2014, 79 80).