Sentence examples for a clear-cut example from inspiring English sources
Elian's case has provided Ms. Reno with a clear-cut example of how the attorney general can exercise her power to improve the life of a child.
Muslims in Greece note that there are Roman Catholic and Protestant churches in Athens, and they say the choice of Paeania for the proposed mosque is a clear-cut example of discrimination.
Defense lawyers acknowledged that Mr. Bell's case was not a clear-cut example of mental retardation, but they said it underscored the difficulty that arises in proving mental retardation when a defendant's I.Q. is borderline.
The anonymous letter tipped off Chinese archaeologists to what they view as a clear-cut example of a rampant global problem: the theft of cultural relics that are then given a false provenance and sold to private collectors and museums at prices ranging into the millions of dollars.
But while Mr. Urlashov, 45, asserts that he is innocent, his case seems less a clear-cut example of political retribution than a cautionary tale of how even the most reform-minded politicians can become ensnared in Russia's pervasive public corruption.
The purpose of the section is to illustrate, and mathematically analyze, in a clear-cut example how iteration can handle weak connections.
In 1986, for example, he defended Westinghouse in what appeared to be a clear-cut case of bribing Ferdinand Marcos, the Philippine dictator.
A clear-cut case of censorship?
But that's a clear-cut case.
William B. Isaacs, a prostate cancer expert at Johns Hopkins University, called the new finding "very exciting" and added that until now "there haven't really been any clear-cut examples of genes identified by one group and reproduced across multiple study populations".
