Sentence examples for clear avenues from inspiring English sources

The vie de bohème had taken hold in Paris, as a catch basin of impecunious writers and artists who lacked clear avenues to recognition.

"So there should be clear avenues where you can decide, 'I won't go there.' " Portals, or clear entrances, can help, he noted.

The potential break-up of the national network, selling it off route by route to private firms in the manner of utilities, or operating long-term concessions – much as the stretch of high-speed track Shaw herself runs – looked to be clear avenues.

I don't always agree with his bolder political pronouncements about people and their culture, but that never fully undermined my respect for him as a man dedicated to his craft.' Today, the traffic on the A316 is evocative of the difficulty in making the approach to Sir Vidia: there are no clear avenues; progress is faltering.

Cost modelling is typically one of the first steps in the design and development of a new or existing product and can show clear avenues for effective manufacturing.

She wants to see the elderly and their families given more of a say in the running of care homes and clear avenues to raise the alarm when standards do drop and staff given more protection when they do speak out.

But there was no clear avenue for further legal maneuvering by the Gore team.

A local authority or government department says yes or no, and the discontented have a clear avenue for appeal.

A marvelously clear avenue stretches before us, but the looming banks to either side betray how much has been unceremoniously swept aside.

Until now, the French government had no clear avenue to press in court or at the State Department on Mr. Moussaoui's behalf because he would not meet with diplomats and rejected their help.

However, the likely need for immunosuppression when transplanting their differentiated progeny provides a clear avenue for transplantation of autologous tissue-specific stem cells.