Sentence examples for clearer in terms of from inspiring English sources

The answer was somewhat clearer in terms of Maria Eagle.

I would still assert that the separate chairman is clearer in terms of leadership.

But the benefits of LEDs for lighting are becoming clearer, in terms of both cost reductions and high-tech features.

Leslie Lefkow, an Africa researcher for Human Rights Watch, said, "There was definitely a lost opportunity for a robust intervention in 2004, when the situation was clearer in terms of the number and nature of the armed groups".

Tracy: At 1.0, It'll probably become a little clearer in terms of the different revenue streams and business models.

"But over the coming weeks, hopefully things will become clearer in terms of the challenges we face at Witney and indeed how viable it might be to remain at the Kassam".

"No platform for fascists was clear-cut in terms of which groups were being targeted," Williams explains.

The 7.5 hour post-dose period is less clear-cut in terms of the relative benefit of the two formulations.

"It wasn't very clear in terms of what was actually being done".

The reasons for the boom are clear in terms of supply and demand.

Things are far more clear in terms of competing high-speed Internet service providers.