Sentence examples for clear noting that from inspiring English sources

Sarah Tofte, Everytown's research director, calls the definition "crystal clear," noting that "every time a gun is discharged on school grounds it shatters the sense of safety" for students, parents and the community.

Some of the major oil companies, like BP, have steered clear, noting that for nearly a century, attempt after attempt to extract heavy oil from the sands on a commercial scale foundered, littering the area around Fort McMurray with abandoned technologies.

But Hart says that's not so clear, noting that oftentimes when people write about such issues, they end up saying that the U.S. needs more highly skilled immigrants.

2. Verizon Wants a Payola Internet Arguing before the appeals court later in 2013, Verizon lawyer Helgi Walker made the company's anti-Net Neutrality intentions all too clear, noting that Verizon wants to prioritize those websites and services that can afford to shell out for better access.

We did not include Type of peritoneal dialysis in this set as its net bias-reducing effect is not clear, noting that it will contributed to partially conditioning on the unmeasured Frailty variable but will also open biasing pathways, e.g. PKD vs. other nephropathies→ Type of peritoneal dialysis← Frailty→ Death.

Apparently from Fig. 5 its clear noted that the abrasion resistance of F50S10G10 at 180 days is higher than that of F0 at age of 28 days.

To be clear, note that for each sample an independent uniform random number (0 ≤  x ≤ 1) is generated for each fluctuating edge.

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The Browne review gives us a clear steer, noting that £700m will remain for funding the teaching of priority subjects; this implies other teaching funding, about £3.2bn a year, could be removed.

Evan Williams, the Twitter co-founder, was asked on stage last week what areas were safe for third-party developers, and he wasn't able to give very clear guidance, noting that the company in its early days had not envisioned itself as a platform for others.

British Labour MEP Brian Simpson, one of the chief negotiators on the issue, said "we need to make sure that cabs are designed to give drivers a clear view", noting that "lorries are involved in a disproportionately large number of cycle deaths".