Sentence examples for clearer means from inspiring English sources

Because the data were highly correlated and this method of data reduction provided a clearer means for interpreting the results, the responses to each of the 10 essential public service categories were pooled to create an overall mean for ranking and comparison on each of the functional areas.

("Going clear" means — very roughly — reaching a level that makes you a real Scientologist).

The MST is opaque, with no clear means of support apart from "solidarity".

Seen in this context, embedding journalists in Iraq was a clear means of building up "friendly" information.

There are other people who have bad bosses and boring dead-end jobs with no clear means of escape.

The Singaporean captain, Tsu Way Ming, had stock trading debts, significant credit card bills, a large loan and no clear means of repaying them.

The temporary ban on dollar clearing means that BNP's clients must engage rival banks to send transactions through the financial system in the US.

To do this everyone in the others category on Mary Meeker's slide needs to create a meaningful network, a self-serve marketplace with clear means of trade.

The standard emphasises the need for organisations to have clear means of understanding their security needs.

More clearing means more visits to the app/service/site, which is an opportunity to engage further.

"Clear" means removing terrorists from the neighborhood.