Sentence examples for clearing questions from inspiring English sources

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Clear questions have been raised in response but no final code yet produced.

But the Amex situation raises clear questions about whether such arrangements are tenable amid such intense competition.

(National competitiveness is a slippery concept: countries do not compete in the same way that firms do. But the businessfolk in question answered some clearer questions, too).

Though the collapse raised clear questions about the supervision of the job, the Buildings Department shut down the site for only three days.

"There are a number of clear questions that need to be asked," Jenkins wrote.

In most countries, there are no clear questions to census respondents which would allow them to classify their lifestyle, and in the only case where simple, appropriate questions were asked, the Niger 1977 census, the data were never published.

"There should be clear questions, not leading questions.

It's a messy subject and a new terrain, one filled with lots of clear questions and unclear answers.

"There should be clear questions, not leading questions – they shouldn't question people for more than six hours, and they should record from the start to the end".

As the full extent of the Grenfell Tower tragedy becomes clear, questions around the cause of the disaster seem to multiply.