Sentence examples for clear delineations from inspiring English sources

Clear delineations of space will be made throughout the building.

Action movies have clear delineations between good and bad.

Mr. Atkin said he had been "wary about venturing into this kind of arrangement with friends, but because we have very clear delineations, I'm comfortable with it".

Yet, in an unlikely turn of events, One Direction are wreaking havoc on such clear delineations, setting the twerkers of Radio 1 against the cardigan-wearing balladeers of its sister station.

However, representative RE values for different caliber of male and female runners can be identified from existing literature with mostly clear delineations in oxygen uptake across a range of speeds in moderately and highly trained and elite runners.

It also allows for seemingly clear delineations between "good" and "evil" (which has a bunch of historical racist baggage associated with it, but no time to get into that now).

They must have a clear delineation of roles, missions, and authority.

"The clear delineation between news and advertising is becoming more and more blurred.

And, says Boyles, there will be no clear delineation of responsibility: "Different boroughs have different priorities.

Therefore if the aim is climate-resilient development, there is no clear delineation between adaptation assistance and development aid.

Still, the result is similar: the clear delineation of two classes, those who sort and consume the data, and those who are the data.