Sentence examples for are reasonably clear from inspiring English sources

"The reasons why are reasonably clear, including high demand, easy 'disposal' by thieves and small, mobile formats that make it easy to conceal," say the US consultants in a 2011 report about what the industry euphemistically calls "shrink".

The broad outlines of his plans to encourage loan consolidation and assist people who are struggling financially are reasonably clear.

"The rules are reasonably clear but we'll be seeking further clarity about the interpretation of those rules from our regulations committee over the next few weeks".

Lines of authority and seniority in a family are reasonably clear, and when they're not, well, there's always the time-out chamber.

The details of what happened on October 7th 2006 are reasonably clear: Ms Politkovskaya was shot in her apartment building, as she returned home, bringing shopping for her pregnant daughter.

About four metres wide on average, most of the walkways are reasonably clear and clean, but at times there are illegal hawkers selling small products like hair bands and mobile phone accessories.

The pragmatic reasons seem to be reasonably clear.

"It's reasonably clear that the official reasons for the war cannot be taken seriously," Chomsky went on.

The reason for this would seem to be reasonably clear.

Jesus was reasonably clear on these points.

He said: "It is reasonably clear there have been a series of terrorist attacks in London".