It becomes clear-cut only once a player has finally nailed his colors to the mast of a particular country.
Your message to employees—"Get more promoters and fewer detractors"—becomes clear-cut, actionable, and motivating, especially when tied to incentives.
For instance, when the same Σd N values used to compute the interaction ratio were plotted for each subunit (fig. 3 A), it becomes clear-cut that, with the exception of COX I, the Exposed Noncontact groups accumulate more nonsynonymous substitutions than their Mt nu Contact counterparts.
The lump of twigs and leaves, on the other hand, became clearer, cut the water more sharply; it pulled through the flow like an opening zip.
Later, when it become clear that cuts in all areas were inevitable, he agreed to the layoffs in principle, but his personal discomfort kept him from truly committing to them.
As the dust settles on the debt ceiling deal, it's become clear that major cuts to defense spending have not only been approved in a bipartisan manner by Congress, but that even more are on the way.
When, however, we turn to self-oriented perfectionism, things become less clear-cut.
By Labor Day, it had become clear that the tax cut plan was not catching on.
Unions and public employees have promised more demonstrations and strikes, particularly as details of the cuts become clear.
After the spending review, when the true scale of public sector cuts become clear, and the cold weather sets in, it will be easier to stir up a whirlwind.
