Sentence examples for a rather clear from inspiring English sources

I felt the plane make a rather clear and fast descent.

For a 70-year-old woman to still have some heckling in her indicates a rather clear rage to survive, one that accompanied her until her last days at the Riverside Community Hospital in California, where she died on January 20th, aged 73.

Though $14.2 million may not seem like a fair amount of power over Europe's elite, but when we consider that is after the club spent $91 million on player transfers in the summer after reaching the final last season, it paints a rather clear picture of just how much money this club can push toward European success.

The bi-modal distribution suggests a rather clear separation between background events and aftershocks.

In average distribution functions obtained over many years a rather clear but quite weak ring is seen at the same energy as the strongest signal.

On the other hand, around the time of the test, the MRSA carriers show a rather clear tendency to move to units that are more peripheral.

The individual no longer had the option of choosing to conform or depart from a rather clear-cut sexual moral code but instead was faced with a multiplicity of choices of varying degrees of social acceptability.

Perhaps, having made his living dealing ecstasy, Ryder had a rather clearer idea of precisely what lurked further up the chain of supply than, say, the beatific denizens of London acid house club Shoom, who ended their evenings with an unironic singalong to Give Peace a Chance.

Single goal wins over England and France gave a rather clearer benchmark of where the US were than 10-0 wins over Puerto Rico, but such is the unbalanced lot of the women's national team schedule, and even if the warning signs had been there during the World Cup win, it seemed inconceivable that the USA would not lift themselves for the medal rounds of the Olympics.

The lethargy on the part of the industry to recognise the gravity of this conduct, the reticence in conducting thorough investigations in relation to past and present conduct of journalists and the lack of a rather clearer steer from editors than has been evidenced, is disappointing and tends to support the view that phone hacking was simply not taken seriously by the industry.

In this model system, lethality is a rather clear-cut parameter and, based on the number of mice killed, strains are classified as non-killer (<2 of 10 mice killed), killer (>8 mice killed) [49] or intermediate.