Sentence examples similar to clear cut theory from inspiring English sources

Classical doctrine did not embody a clear-cut theory about international capital movements.

Camus, all alone, in the night, between continents, far away from everything, is already less the solemn "moralist" of legend ("the Saint," Sartre called him), more a (pre- post-structuralist in his greater concern and anxiety about language, his empre- post-structuralistd refusal to articulate a clear-cut theory: "I am too young to have a system," he told one audience.

New high-resolution crystal structures of wildtype and AcrB variants, systematically analyzed through diverse computational methods, have enabled us to formulate a novel, clear-cut theory of the mechanism of proton-coupled drug-efflux in this very complex transport system.

The very idea of a clear-cut theory-observation distinction has received much criticism.

What it suggests is that the issue of whether a theory should be seen as representational is not clear cut.

More importantly though, the Big Bang Theory investigation thickens as there wasn't a clear cut answer about WTF that thing is on the apartment wall.

Arkansas: This one looks pretty clear cut.

Legally it's not very clear cut".

Catches might seem more clear cut.

Sometimes it's less clear cut.

"Wales is fairly clear cut.