Sentence examples for be clear that although from inspiring English sources
It should be clear that although each of these studies used some form of shrinkage, it is difficult to determine the comparability of these shrinkage estimates.
So, it should be clear that although we all love a chance for big profits, not every speculation is guaranteed to turn out as we hope.
It should be clear that although the Overijssel case has elements of social capacity building, which could be understood as a meta-public objective, the project is not (so much) about sustainability of communities as such, but about the role of communities in protecting and indeed improving the sustainability of the environment - as an actual public interest.
It was clear that although the conference acclaimed Labour's leader, Michael Foot, the heart of the party belonged to Tony Benn.
It's clear that although he's busy running the show, his mourning is heartfelt; so is his love for Berry.
So, it's clear that although the charity was not in bad shape financially, setting up and running a successful international development charity is distinctly challenging.
And the Crown Prosecution Service is clear that, although where sex is not mutually agreed one child can commit an offence against another, consenting sexual activity is "highly unlikely" to be prosecuted.
When the novel's skeleton finally dances out of its flimsy closet, it's clear that although Shafak may be a writer of moral compunction she has yet to become — in English, at any rate — a good novelist.
It's clear that, although Microsoft may not be on the verge of phasing out the legacy Java version of the game, all its current thinking is toward C++.
But I'm clear that although I talk about my children a lot, and clearly I want to do everything to support them, I don't feel they would benefit from being in the public arena".
From the time I first talked to Seltzer, it was clear that although he felt cognitive enhancers were of practical use, they also appealed to him on an aesthetic level.
