Sentence examples for would clearly give from inspiring English sources

It would clearly give satisfaction or relief to survivors and relatives of the dead.

It would clearly give Lindros a measure of satisfaction, although it's not certain that he would acknowledge it.

"The evidence we have so far would clearly give probable cause to see whether these grave breaches rise to the level of crimes against humanity," he said.

But a decision by Brazil to award the contract to the French would clearly give Chile and other potential arms shoppers in Latin America a means to pressure the United States to furnish them with more advanced equipment.

But persistent Hollywood table talk has said that George Clooney may become involved as the lead actor and perhaps the director, which would clearly give Mr. Permut an edge in the race.

"It would clearly give us the ability to be able to play matches in any weather and night after night," JFC president Tim Darwin told BBC Radio Jersey.

Appropriately, it marked Mr. Krell as someone who'd clearly given more thought to the music that preceded him than to his own.

Rather, he would so clearly give his ideas in conversation that the reporter would often rewrite the piece in almost printable form.

With this experience, I'd hoped that Adams (clearly, given his natural sunniness, no relation) might also be able to shed some light on last week's nationwide survey conducted by the property website Rightmove, which concluded that the residents of England's last city before Scotland were the most contented in Britain.

The lessons have clearly given police a chance to engage with an audience they would otherwise struggle to connect with.

Clearly, given the difficulty in eye drop administration, the development of an alternative eye drop delivery system would be welcome.