Sentence examples for a clearer title from inspiring English sources

No university in America or in the world has a clearer title to speak for that heritage in the present crisis than the University of Virginia.

At any rate, I would suggest that a clearer title would be "A kinetic model of TBP auto-regulation exhibits bistability" or simply, ""A kinetic model of TBP auto-regulation", because the bistability is only one finding of the study and leaves out the role of dimerization.

Commercial miners want both a clear title to their holding and exclusive rights to exploit it.

The farmer wants a clear title to his land without having to bribe the patwari [village accountant].

"Because of a lack of a clear title to the ground at the bridge," reported the El Paso Herald-Post, "the government has refused to build an immigration station".

The crashescars ad showed photos of our car, described as having mechanical damage, an engine that started and a clear title.

That, of course, was also true when the car was being marketed abroad with a clear title, and the vehicle-history carried no warnings.

Still, they are assured of a clear title and often buy through a real estate agent, so they can tour the property in advance.

Equally important, the home won't necessarily have a clear title, which means there may be tax liens or other debts against the property.

Fees, penalties and liens began to pile up, and eventually anyone contemplating saving the ship would have needed more than $2 million and a lot of legal work just to get a clear title.

Prices at bank auctions can be higher than those at county sales, but bidders at bank auctions can usually inspect a property ahead of time, expect a clear title and may not have to pay cash, Ms. McGee said.