Sentence examples for a somewhat clear from inspiring English sources

There is also now a somewhat clear path towards profitability, at least for the U.S. and European businesses.

You can't be the life of the party if you're not maintaining a somewhat clear head.

Two other polls gave Mr. Obama a somewhat clearer advantage.

On foreign policy, her spell as secretary of state leaves her with a somewhat clearer record – she is associated with a rather more interventionist approach than Mr Obama.

Mr. Obama remains slightly ahead of Mr. Romney in most national polls, and he has had a somewhat clearer advantage in polling conducted at the state level.

Try to imagine a cross between Steely Dan and Stephen Sondheim, and you will get a somewhat clearer idea of what she and Mr. Cantor are up to.

A somewhat clearer link to festival custom was struck by singer-songwriters with acoustic guitars, like the Tallest Man on Earth; or an excellent Patty Griffin; or Tom Morello, in his grumbly guise as the Nightwatchman; or Jackson Browne, the festival closer.

Statistics can never reveal the full extent of the misery endured by each and every one of the individuals who are poisoned, cut open or infected with diseases, but this year's report does give us a somewhat clearer picture.

Yes, all those snowmaking guns and high-speed lifts soak up untold amounts of energy, but thanks to eco-friendly capital improvements, skiers can schuss down the mountain this winter with a somewhat clearer conscience.

Update: A somewhat clearer picture has emerged (courtesy of X64bit).

Rather, returning to our main topic, the Boltzmann entropic reduction of time-direction, we now have a somewhat clearer question: do any or all of the above temporal asymmetries depend for their existence upon the thermodynamic time-asymmetry?