Sentence examples for clear-cut questions from inspiring English sources
In the face of pressures and decisions like that, physicists like me, with simple, clear-cut questions to answer and the experiments at hand with which to do it, should show humility.
The mandates typically posed broad questions, rather than clear-cut questions of effect.
The VIF consists of 11 clear-cut questions with binary (yes/no) responses for describing a specific incident of violent or harassing behavior directed toward a staff member.
As discussed above, the treatment also allows one to ask clear-cut questions about which there is little knowledge at present.
And Italian premier Mario Monti said he believed the British people would choose to remain within the union when presented with such a "clear-cut question".
"Generally speaking how would you rate the condition of Delaware's economy... excellent, good, not so good, or poor?" This seems like a clear cut question, but the topline response categories presented by Pulse raise some addition concerns.
Considering these clear-cut results, two questions immediately come to mind.
The issue, however, is not clear-cut since major questions persist regarding potency and the relative impact of other nonspecific background sources on any aggregate measure of risk.
I actually don't have a single, clear-cut, tippity-top, no-question-about-it choice, but I'd rank "White Rabbit" by Grace Slick and the Jefferson Airplane very high.
Neither the study nor an interview with its lead author yielded a clear-cut answer to the question likely to be uppermost in patients' minds: "How likely am I to get sustained relief from this procedure?" "I think you're asking the right question," said the researcher, Dr. Elizabeth A. Stewart, an obstetrician-gynecologist who is a senior associate consultant at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn.
The application of several independent methods, techniques and tools for studying daily river flow data gives consistent, reliable and clear-cut results to the question.
