Sentence examples for clear cut to from inspiring English sources

We're going to the TMO to check if that's gone backwards but it looks pretty clear cut to me.

4.55pm GMT My verdict The evidence seems pretty clear cut to me: the most developed nations should, indeed, proportionately do the heavy-lifting when it comes to tackling climate change, be that mitigation or funding adaptation.

However the relationships are far from clear cut; to date there is little consensus on the directions of the relationships observed and the mechanisms through which weather might exert its influence (Block 1984; Peng et al. 2011; Yan 2004).

The other problem: OPEC had hoped that Russia, the second-largest exporter of oil after Saudi Arabia and the largest outside the cartel, would make a clear cut to its own production to help share the 2.2 million barrel burden.

The other problem: OPEC had hoped that Russia, the second-largest exporter of oil after Saudi Arabia and the largest outside the cartel, would make a clear cut to its own production to help share the 2.2 million burden.

The particular approach is clear cut: to begin by fitting a one-class model to the data, followed by a two-class model, a three-class model, a four-class model, etc., and continuing until a model is identified with adequate fitness (Goodman 1974a, b).

As Charlotte Higgins has made clear, cuts to the arts are already biting hard across the country.

It seems pretty clear-cut to me.

The issue seemed clear-cut to members of the anti-bias task force.

Orchards on the vast expanse of Arlington acres were clear-cut to make room for roads and telegraph poles.

None of the outside options seem all that clear-cut to Mr. O'Brien -- at least at the moment.