Sentence examples for a much more clear from inspiring English sources

"We've done that, we've started again, we've got a much more clear and robust set of measures and I'm confident we will have a much stronger SFA going into the new season".

As deliberations continued about whether De Blasio would cross the crucial 40% mark to avoid a run-off, a much more clear picture was given in the Republican primary.

He said that in the Texas speech he was merely pointing out how similar he believes Mr. Obama and Mr. Romney truly are, and that the Republicans need a nominee who provides a much more clear contrast to the Democratic incumbent.

It seems to me this is a much more clear cut example of ethics.

"With QR codes this has also been an issue but now there is a much more clear course of action.

"From a woman's perspective, that is a much more clear message about what to do next". Between 3% and 5% of pregnant women currently undergo invasive testing.

New Jerseyans voted for president and vice president, and Al Gore and Joseph I. Lieberman won by more than 15 percentage points -- a much more clear-cut decision than in Florida.

Here we go again with the Democrats presenting, you know, a very complicated plan, and the Republicans coming out with a quite bold, and seemingly simple way to get at it, and a much more clear-headed one, whatever you think of the merits of the arguments.

The trick system was also well received; Bramwell called the new super-über tricks "astonishingly cool" and stated that he was pleased that the game introduced "a much more clear-cut combo system".

However the Planned Parenthood shooting is a much more clear-cut example of domestic terrorism than San Bernardino; the location was clearly symbolic and calculated to send a political message-in this instance unironically advocating pro-life policies by way of mass murder.

The committee recognized that the issue of smoking and lung cancer was a much more clear-cut case where individual action could be stressed.