Sentence examples for clearer term from inspiring English sources

Now, we need to define to "potential biomarkers" or "biomarker candidates" a better and clearer term or name that could really be distinct from "biomarker", that has its own and well-defined meaning.

These concepts are impossible to define in clearer terms because they don't reflect objective realities.

In clearer terms, Sónar appeals to snobs.

Or, in clearer terms, it means that the person who translates something, for example, from Italian into English, is a traitor.

To put it in even clearer terms: "'Hookah sickness' is carbon monoxide intoxication," Ward wrote, although he also pointed out that nicotine isn't blameless.

Roman imperialism was then generally seen in stark, clear-cut terms.

He sees things in clear terms -- good and bad".

"In the future, we will have clear terms," Dutse said.

Last week, in California, he described his policymaking process in unmistakably clear terms.

"This document sets out in clear terms what these right are".

It is not often that we have the price of things put in such clear terms.