Sentence examples for clear judging from inspiring English sources

That is no longer clear, judging by the polls.

As widespread as software leasing has become, most federally regulated commercial banks still steer clear, judging the concept too risky.

It was only in the final week that it became clear judging off the national polls that Obama was going to win the nationwide vote.

That much is clear judging from the bustling adult leagues gathering five nights a week, the senior and junior leagues, and the open bowling that hosts a microcosm of Brooklyn's ethnic neighborhoods.

Others are saying that there is no military advantage that could outweigh the harm caused to Lebanese innocents who have been killed or forced to flee their homes in terrifying conditions and seen their livelihoods destroyed.Indeed, it is not clear, judging by the latest reports, that the Israeli army is achieving its declared aim of removing Hizbullah's military threat to Israel's security.

But it is far from clear, judging from the lukewarm assessments of American commanders in Najaf, that the American-trained Iraqi units that fought alongside the Americans last week are capable of taking the lead in any showdown with Mr. Sadr.

Rounding the final tight turn, Eddery sent "England's superfilly" through an almost impossible gap on the rails, and after she burst clear judged her reserves to perfection to repel Strawberry Road.

The lesson is clear: judges matter to every American.

"It's clear," Judge Pauley said, "that the government could have charged Mr. Kadish with far more serious crimes".

It was clear, Judge Daniels said, that the founders "intended to prevent" the taking of emoluments in exchange for an expectation of government action.

"That very large refunds are due is clear," Judge Wagner wrote, probably amounting to "hundreds of million of dollars, probably more than a billion dollars in an aggregate sum".