Sentence examples for be clear given the from inspiring English sources

Let me be clear: given the choice between democracy and a paternalistic, top-down, Euro-Leninist version of European integration, I will choose democracy every time.

(To be clear, given the prices he's selling these for, the iPod nano is not included).

But in that case it would be clear, given the laws Descartes in fact gives, that the deviation arose from external influence.

"This is our final offer, and to be clear, given the fact this has been a deeply unsatisfactory process and we are within a month of the short campaign, the prime minister will not be participating in more than one debate".

Sometimes the definition of a word will be clear given the context of the sentence.

As she turned, she was thinking it was strange that the road was clear, given the timing of the lights.

But it was clear, given the remaining slots, that no Democrat would hold a very senior post or control issues critical to the agenda Mr. Bush described during his campaign.

However, neither the costs of implementing the pans nor the benefits gained from the use were clear; given the strategies were spontaneously undertaken which necessitated the economic analysis, so as to inform planning, and policy framework.

She added: "So far the Scottish government has ignored the business community, but it is clear given the confirmation of the disastrous effects of the bill, this position is not sustainable and that the views of so many influential business figures cannot be ignored any longer".

"But it's clear, given the unsafe record in the sector, I wonder if it will be enough really to affect the problem".

Whatever the case, the reasons for its jutting out the way it does are clear, given the distant views and having air and views on threes sides.