Sentence examples for clear cut one from inspiring English sources

This overall effect does suggest an overall reduction in histopathological features in female compared to male Premutation carriers, but not a clear cut one.

And my answer was this: I don't have any advice, not because I don't like to dish it out, but because there are no clear cut, one-size fits all answers.

CLEVELAND — Framing his re-election bid as a stark choice between government action to lift the middle class and a return to Republican economic policies that he said had caused a deep recession, President Obama on Thursday called the presidential decision facing Americans a clear-cut one that will determine the long-term trajectory of the economy.

From a purely rational real-options perspective, the decision should have been clear-cut: One of the projects offered higher returns than the other two.

The internal American debate about the wisdom of the Fed making yet another attempt to re-ignite the moribund domestic economy is such a clear-cut one that we need spend little time upon it here.

But the conflict was not a clear-cut one between government opponents and supporters, an Arab activist who fled to Turkey from Ras al-Ain said in a telephone interview.

"I am not talking about the clear-cut one versus ones with the keeper but the situations where you've got behind the defence and it's a question of making sure the last pass gives someone the chance to score.

I don't mean to suggest it's clear-cut one way or the other, only that the past trumps more than it should.

"We had reasonable scrappy opportunities - Ryan McGivern had a header over the bar - but not clear-cut ones.

"I don't know how many chances we had - clear-cut ones as well - if you don't take your chances you make life difficult for yourself".

As with consolidation, it's not a full-blown, clear-cut, one-way trend.