Sentence examples for would have clearly from inspiring English sources

Which would have clearly made a huge difference.

"I would have clearly had to go outside the Coke system to get a C.E.O.

Deutsche, which would have clearly dominated the new institution, had insisted on gutting most of Dresdner's investment banking subsidiary.

And in fact, the more you think about it, with Imogen Heap the medium itself becomes the message, as Marshall McLuhan would have clearly understood.

And it wasn't hard to realize that in an environment where senior doctors felt free to equate homosexuality with incompetence, such an admission would have clearly been a career-ender.

Senate officials would have clearly preferred that the issue not become public, and Mr. Andrews has been fighting to quash a subpoena issued by the inspector general's office in the case.

"I'd strongly suspect he's had training to block out any distractions, and he'd have clearly defined goals to focus on," Dr Freeman told BBC News.

Surely if the classical model were correct, we'd have clearly seen its negative impacts by now.

The Mets would then have clearly defined needs and be well positioned to fill them through trades.

I would like to have clearly defined successors who I felt were ready for it," he said.

Since the final object of commissioning is to ensure that the equipment meets with a specified set of conditions, this specification must be clearly stated and, hopefully, would have been clearly stated when the contract was placed.