Sentence examples similar to earliest clear cut from inspiring English sources

England made the first incision at the Stade de France - Lee Dickson nipping through a gap after a fine take by Croft at the back of the line-out - but France had the earliest clear-cut chances, Beauxis slicing a drop-goal attempt short before Dupuy pulled a penalty wide from distance.

There are other clear-cut precedents.

From breaking the cycle of poverty that is gripping Americans -- particularly kids -- at historic levels to igniting innovation that can drive our global economic leadership, the scientific and economic data on early childhood education is clear cut.

The posterior estimate of favours surfaces but it is by no means as clear cut as the earlier examples, and the parameter estimates of the 3 surface positions shown in Figure 7 u) correspond to the fence, mannequin, and pillar separations at this point.

While we attempted to make the "ownership" of the Robot House more clear cut compared to earlier studies (see the " Previous Work in the Robot House" section), the role of "ownership" of the house was one of the more difficult things to understand, not only from the perspective of the participants, but initially also from that of the researchers.

Romania currently implements a "cut and leave" management with little care at an early age, slow individual growth due to overcrowding, and a final clear cut at a very advanced age (Schulze et al., 2014).

In contrast, at earlier stages the relationship between histone modifications and gene expression levels is less clear cut.

The implications of the present findings are not clear cut, however this study endorses the adult CIDI studies findings that mental disorders do begin earlier in life.

"Wales is fairly clear cut.

His answer was clear cut.

Sometimes it's less clear cut.