Sentence examples for clear cut that from inspiring English sources

It seems pretty clear cut that climate change affects national security I guess if people don't believe in climate change, then tying climate change to national security would be confusing.

I told Howard that I don't think it was clear cut, that I don't think he necessarily got beat out".

Furniture Village charges up to £49 a seat, or around £120 for a three-seater sofa, but if you make a claim it's not clear cut that you will get a replacement if the damage can't be fixed.

This exit plan should be so clear cut that you should write it down.

So is it clear cut that Crystal and Lee will be the finalists or can Casey sneak in there?

The results were so clear cut that the application of more sophisticated methods of hybrid detection (e.g. NewHybrids) was deemed unnecessary.

"It is increasingly clear-cut that we can no longer think that way," she said.

It is not always so clear-cut that the high-performing suburbs are superior to the test.

"But when the Yankees give him all those things, it's much more clear-cut that he owes taxes on what they give him".

"If I'm in California, it's pretty clear-cut that this is a good-news story," says Michael Levi of the Council on Foreign Relations, a think-tank.

She showed that the situation was not so clear-cut, that Prime Minister Ehud Barak did not make firm generous offers that Mr. Arafat rejected.