The phrase "at some clear" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and it is unclear what context it is intended for.
Example: "The instructions were at some clear point, but I still didn't understand them."
Alternatives: "at some point" or "at a certain point".
When Muslims on the BBC News are shown shouting "Allahu Akhbar!" at some clear, Middle Eastern sky, we westerners have been trained to hear: "We hate you all in your British sitting rooms, and are on our way to blow ourselves up in Lidl when you are buying your weekly groceries".
If in this examination they arrive at some clear truth from which the assumption follows necessarily, they conclude that the assumption is true.
He has also arrived at some clear-eyed conclusions about what it is to be alive and an actor in the world's ongoing, humdrum performance.
It ought to spark intergenerational conflict or, at least, some clear long-term thinking of the subject.
First of all there is the Middle East peace process where, for the first time in a long while, we now have, if not a breakthrough, then at least some clear progress.
But if the U.S. does go barreling into Baghdad, with or without the sanction of the United Nations, the American people should at least have some clear sense of the potentially very heavy consequences that may ensue.
Or, failing this, can we at least ascribe some clear physical content to these assumptions?
As many of us wait for Yahoo's new strategy to crystallize after its recent slew of acquisitions, this gives us at least some clearer view of what we can expect from the company in the coming months.
At last I have some clear guidance about when I should speak and what I can say".
Visiting professor at Berkeley University, he made some clear points on the Islamic Caliphate and the Western world in Iraq.
"One of the things that Ryan is trying to do is at least have something – some clear policy direction here – that Republicans can use that's a structure for maintaining the Republican coalition – at least at the congressional level".
