Sentence examples for call a clear from inspiring English sources
New faces at the top seem to herald for Vodafone what the Bernstein analysts call "a clear warming of the relationship with Verizon Communications".
In it, they present what they call "a clear pathway to stability and growth for those airlines willing to set a new course".
"You are such a diva," Ms. Rhea exclaimed, in what some might call a clear case of the pot calling the kettle noir.
Don't bother reading them, unless you're an insomniac – they're not exactly riveting, but they set out what politicians call "a clear framework" for digital radio in this country.
The problem with covert U.S. raids in the Pakistani tribal territories today is not that they are unjustified — the Taliban and Al Qaeda are vicious adversaries, and they pose what the national-security lawyers call a "clear and present danger" to the United States and to Pakistan.
We lack, therefore, what Descartes would call a clear and distinct idea of the mind.
Penney has adopted what the company calls a "clear pricing" policy.
Disney Interactive is now on what Mr. Pleasants called "a clear path to profitability".
Yes, said Mr. Verrilli, giving what he called a "clear example".
A large tank called a clear well is usually built under the filters to hold the clarified water temporarily.
But the court then announced Justice Chaudhry would head a three-justice panel investigating his son's actions, in what critics are calling a clear conflict of interest.
