Sentence examples for a clear dimension from inspiring English sources

We examine the impact of firm size class switches on the earnings of laid-off workers since firm size provides a clear dimension for improvement in worker's earnings.

Although batteries of cognitive tests administered to humans show a clear dominant dimension, this dimension is not enough to capture the full correlational structure of the tests.

This was an atrocity that had both a clear international dimension and strong local roots.

(Because the issues related to immigrants have a clear global dimension, he has traveled widely, visiting such places as Cuba, Vietnam and, two weeks ago, the nations of Central America. He is to travel to Africa next year).

Inequality of wealth in Britain has a clear regional dimension, the ONS data showed, with wealth heavily concentrated in London and the south-east, where the housing market has bounced back strongly since the slump that followed the global financial crisis.

As an extension of homeland conflict, it has a clear transnational dimension.

After 1907 Royce's emphasis on the relevance of philosophy for living took on a clear personal dimension.

This is due to increasing needs to provide broad-scale descriptions of the consequences of different forest management regimes, encompassing issues with a clear spatial dimension such as biodiversity and recreation.

Our results with regard to the role of speed limits in promoting political goals of mobility and/or traffic safety show that the setting of speed limits has a clear political dimension on the regional level.

"There is a clear ideological dimension to [MALABAR]," Dr. Adam Lockyer, senior lecturer of Security Studies at Macquarie University and 2015 Fulbright Scholar in US-Australia Alliance saidiesaidaid.

There is thus a real class bias behind such demands, as well as a clear racial dimension, since so many of those in greatest medical need are both poor and black.