Sentence examples for clear crossing from inspiring English sources

Get ready for some scary reading: Let us be perfectly clear: crossing the debt ceiling would be catastrophic.

It was soon clear, crossing the rutted streets of Kananga and catching glimpses of the buildings the United Nations mission in Congo may have to inhabit, that this will be a mission with a challenge.

The bright excitonic states show a clear crossing, which means that the FSS can be tuned through zero.

For example, while physicians are unambiguously identified among the professionals major group (code 2221), the classification of nurses and midwives is less clear, crossing two major groups where they could be recorded: "nursing and midwifery professionals" (code 223) or "nursing and midwifery associate professionals" (code 323).

Jared Bernstein offers some clear cross-state evidence.

Darwin's verdict was clear: "Cross-fertilisation is generally beneficial, and self-fertilisation injurious".

"We wanted to get a clear cross-section of buy-side investors," she said.

WWF-UK's head of marine policy Dr Lyndsey Dodds said the 14 sites had been dropped from the 37 originally identified for this round of consultation despite clear cross-party and public support.

The first is setting out a clear, cross-government strategy that lays out how every relevant part of local and national government is going to respond to homeless women.

Writing for the Conversation site, he adds: There is clear cross party support for care.data in principle, which is encouraging given the potential benefits of a database of this kind.

For showing thickness variation, clear cross sections at different locations in a pore were selected.