Sentence examples for are actually clear from inspiring English sources
If unilateral nuclear disarmament becomes the one clear policy where the electorate are actually clear where Labour stands – the one key issue that cuts through – then the party's electoral prospects are bleak indeed.
Pam Baker, who is is author of the book Data Divination: Big Data Strategies says while there are actually clear cut instances where data points to a direct answer, this isn't always the case.
This passage is at best neutral on the question of whether or not perceptions of snow are actually clear and distinct; indeed, the passage is immediately followed by Descartes' claim that if there is any certainty to be had it occurs in the clear and distinct perceptions of the intellect and nowhere else.
I wonder if this approach might yield photos that are actually clearer than what the eye can see.
Experts estimate that only two to five percent of tracks containing samples are actually cleared properly through rights holders; the remaining 95to97percentent likely obtained their samples for free from online black markets.
It may seem like every Republican is gearing up to run for president next year, but one GOP senator's supporters are actually clearing a path for him to run in 2020.
(Ms. Knox was actually cleared. Apparently, The Daily Mail was as confused as we were and published the wrong verdict).
Speaking on a visit to Devon, Mr Cameron said: "What happened yesterday is that Maria Miller was actually cleared of the original charge made against her.
Amid calls for her resignation, Cameron has stood by his Culture Secretary: "Maria Miller was actually cleared of the original charge made against her," he said.
"Only be sure always to call it please -- 'research.' " Lobachevsky was actually cleared of all wrongdoing -- similar ideas developed simultaneously in different countries -- but plagiarism lives on.
