Sentence examples for clear taking from inspiring English sources

Halliday's conclusion was clear: taking the money put the school's reputation in danger.

The boycott argument is clear: taking part in an obvious travesty serves only to legitimize its architects.

That does not mean — as the many books I reviewed, and many more still, make clear — taking a hostile stance toward N.G.O.s.

Redmayne saved the Tunisian's effort but Borda again fluffed his lines when attempting to clear, taking an air swing which allowed Besart Berisha to thump the ball across goal for Bozanic to tap in.

The motivation for calculating this index is to provide a single number which reflects the amount of headache, as this is sometimes not completely clear, taking into consideration clusters, cluster duration, attacks and attack duration.

Plagiarism's moral problem is clear: taking someone else's intellectual work product and using it without attribution is theft.

The moral is clear: take away a person's roots and you take away his life.

Yet despite his confidence in risk management, Mr. Corzine's message to traders was clear: Take more risks.

Last year Alex Gibney's Going Clear took down Scientology with forensic research; now Louis Theroux finishes the job with satire.

Although I owned a little VW bug, the directions from Teddy had been clear, "Take public transportation.

The answer is clear: take time off, do some exercise and do something different.