Sentence examples for clear numbers from inspiring English sources

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Because the benefits are not accounted for in budgets, no clear numbers exist for their cost, but some estimates put it at $30 billion a year.

"It's miles over my head," he would say, obviously not believing it, believing instead that it was beneath him, who dwelt among firm, clear numbers.

Like this, we can appreciate public spaces emotionally, and we can show how a welcoming environment benefits safety, well-being and business with clear numbers". With the support of the NEA, the Berkeley Center for New Media will install interactive urban lighting fixtures in San Leandro, connecting mass transit hubs and downtown areas through an engaging and safe walking experience.

But Clinton advisers say they feel good about some hard, clear numbers: Her 165 campaign events and retail stops over the last five days drew 8,811 people as she and her surrogates fanned out across all 99 of Iowa's counties.

But the gleefulness of the crowds who picked up that Orwellian chant of "no fuzzy numbers" (Orwellian because what it really meant was "no clear numbers -- we don't want to know") suggests that this country just wasn't ready for the hard thinking that would have let us act responsibly.

Our ongoing dialogue with consumers reveals that healthful eating isn't necessarily a clear-cut numbers game.

Results also showed clear number gradients in the tank.

For most Americans, the oil spill is tragic, but jobs and the economy are still the clear number one.

"This will be a clear number one leader in this space, in a very fragmented industry," Mr. Breen said.

She has so far given no indication as to who will take over from Thein Sein, and the NLD has no clear number two.