Sentence examples for comes clear when from inspiring English sources

Just how high a number this is comes clear when it is compared to other countries; in a typical year, one officer is killed in England and Canada, while the number of police deaths in Australia and New Zealand is often zero.

As the Cornell economist Robert Frank has pointed out, the social costs come clear when you consider that at 8,000 pounds it is pretty difficult to out-swim a great white shark.

But just why he had such strong emotions didn't come clear until 2006, when he eulogized Stone's doomed design as a temple to what he called "The Greatest Gay Generation".

The apocalpyse, when it comes, clears the way for a postlude, set in Minnesota, that is as haunting as anything in recent American fiction.

A taste for the avant-garde only came clear in his third year, when he began a three-month "performance" that simply involved staying perfectly mute.

The challenge the S.E.C. faces in holding individuals liable for corporate misconduct came even clearer when it filed a motion to dismiss charges against Edward S. Steffelin for his role in putting together a synthetic collateralized debt obligation based on mortgage securities that was sold by JPMorgan Chase.

But this is not like the anomaly of an elite, there are millions of people out there whose work and leisure time is so blurred that the ownership of what they do and where, whilst being really clear when it comes to aircraft design, is not so clear when it comes to pure ideas.

One example much discussed was the use of statins and anti-hypertensives: Question: Do you find that the limits the government has set are clear when it comes to anti-hypertensives and statins?

This is brutally clear when it comes to PTSD.

The right choice is just as clear when it comes to fixing the Medicare payment formula.

This is at its most clear when it comes to the law.