Sentence examples for appears to make clear from inspiring English sources

But as the exoneration of Mr. Tannin and Mr. Cioffi appears to make clear, neither is yet a crime.

And I know it is against American constitution, against American laws".But he also appears to make clear, in the transcript, that he is not speaking under duress.

But the United States also has a history of extensive weapon handouts to proxies and perceived allies, and often has done so quietly, via middlemen, or in distributions that have had scant accountability, and would not appear to make clear sense or align with the United States' interests.

Yet neither the rules of the Football League nor the Premier League exclude people whose record appears to make it screamingly clear to many supporters that, in common sense terms, they cannot be "fit and proper".

But this page appears to make it a little more clear.

"But then he appears to make it clear he believes he can break that contract after five years - something which would undermine any attempt to encourage a new franchisee to invest".

But it appears to make a difference by making clear to opponents of the Gulf regimes (and, for that matter, other big foreign spenders) that they are unlikely to find an in on K Street.

But initial accounts appear to make it one of the clearest examples yet of either private militia or government troops aiding traffickers.

But days later, a Treasury inspector general's audit appeared to make it clear that she had known of the effort before then and had tried to reshape it.

In sending his own police against a crowd of some 2,000 Palestinians, Yasir Arafat appeared to make a clear choice in the international battle against terror: he is with the United States, and against Osama bin Laden.

In the absence of a clear strategy that provides context, many solutions appear to make sense.