Sentence examples for clear about the extent from inspiring English sources

"We are clear about the extent of the problem.

A Labour spokesperson said ministers needed to be clear about the extent of the UK's involvement in any military action in Syria.

Twenty-five yeago ago, people were less clear about the extent of the threat we face in terms of climate change, and there was less understanding about the damaging role oil companies have played both in terms of historic carbon emissions and stymieing efforts to tackle the problem.

Being totally clear about the extent of the problem is a really important part of the solution.

Mary Daly notes, however, that Maritain is not clear about the extent to which our affirmative knowledge of God is arrived at by means of philosophical argument (Daly, p. 53).

"I think it's much more important to be absolutely clear about the extent of the liabilities before we make any further discussions or negotiations," Kenny said earlier, as he entered the leaders' meeting.

There were no pitfalls so long as the PCC was clear and open about the extent of the powers it had, the extent of the investigations it was able to carry out, and the nature of the investigations it had carried out.

The defeat encouraged Britain to keep up the pace of global expansion, set out a kind of moral statement of purpose for the empire, and be clearer about the extent of crown authority and the limits of subjects' rights, which helped ward off conflicts of this kind again.

Another thing that more people perhaps should have been clear about was the extent of Odyssey Dawn.

A few words of caution though - it's really important to have a clear agreement about the extent of sharing and whether the footage will be saved or deleted afterwards.

Gwendolyn A. Faison, the mayor of Camden and a fierce defender of her city's home-rule rights when the Whitman proposal was being debated, endorsed Mr. DiFrancesco's plan but with clear misgivings about the extent of the power the state would assume.