Sentence examples for clear-cut to from inspiring English sources

It seems pretty clear-cut to me.

But it's not as clear-cut to Elizabeth Wainstein, the Potomack Company's president.

The issue seemed clear-cut to members of the anti-bias task force.

Orchards on the vast expanse of Arlington acres were clear-cut to make room for roads and telegraph poles.

None of the outside options seem all that clear-cut to Mr. O'Brien -- at least at the moment.

The premise of the paper is that traditional criteria for allocation of function, so-called Fitts List approaches, are no longer clear-cut to apply, if they ever were.

We're going to the TMO to check if that's gone backwards but it looks pretty clear cut to me.

We felt strongly that it was first-degree murder, it seemed clear cut to us," said state attorney Angela Corey, the lead prosecutor.

On the face of it, the answer is pretty clear cut to anybody who has followed the amazing advances in quantum optics in the last few years.

More often than not, caribou, which rely on old growth forests for lichen and predator protection, are nothing more than passing targets as wolves move easily from one clear cut to another through the shrinking old growth forest.

4.55pm GMT My verdict The evidence seems pretty clear cut to me: the most developed nations should, indeed, proportionately do the heavy-lifting when it comes to tackling climate change, be that mitigation or funding adaptation.