Sentence examples for clear-cut principles from inspiring English sources
"History is replete with wishy-washy Republicans losing elections because they failed to enunciate a call to action based on clear-cut principles".
Court cases can be over complex, they get hijacked by side issues and confuse otherwise clear cut principles.
At the end of his discussion of the correspondence principle, Jammer concludes "his [Bohr's] numerous and often somewhat conflicting statements, made from 1920 to 1961, on the essence of the correspondence principle make it difficult, if not impossible, to ascribe to Bohr a clear-cut unvarying conception of the principle" (Jammer 1966, p. 117).
That is about as clear-cut a violation of the principle of academic freedom as you can get.
That's as clear-cut a divide in morality and principles as we've faced with fascism in the Second World War, and we haven't really had a uniting common understanding in something that's so the polar opposite to what's sacred in life than that, really.
Casuistry typically uses general principles in reasoning analogically from clear-cut cases, called paradigms, to vexing cases.
If race is taken as the guiding principle, there is no obvious or clear-cut solution.
The problem is that it is not clear-cut how to present them for two reasons: the modality principle [Mayer, R.E., 2001. Multimedia Learning.
However, this latter prediction is not clear-cut because it is unknown to what extent number sense contributes to the acquisition of counting principles (especially cardinality) and helps bootstrap an early understanding of the meaning of addition and subtraction.
We used a specific methodology for calling the RH genotypes: the principle is to identify markers for which raw signal intensities show a clear-cut difference between the negative hamster control and the positive control.
