Sentence examples for fairly clear on from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fishman was fairly clear on the business model (pledge4good takes a processing fee from each donation), and he tried to make a case for "proof of concept" by estimating the number of visitors and by addressing user-acquisition costs.

She adds that while the language is not without "some ambiguity", the gun law is fairly clear on the meaning of "actual buyer": "the man getting, and always meant to get, the firearm".

The Bar Council's code of conduct and related guidance is fairly clear on the matter of affairs between opposing lawyers: these should be avoided lest the perception be created of "a danger of a breach of confidence or other conspiracy".

Educational research is fairly clear on this: teachers with experience; teachers with strong preparation in both pedagogy and content knowledge; and teachers with cultural competency in the communities where they are teaching.

The patent is fairly clear on what sintering is.

But if your locale is fairly clear on the FM front, this is a winner.

The bus lanes remained fairly clear of offending traffic around lunchtime on Monday.

"It is fairly clear to me now, based on everything I've heard, that there were decisions made in which the governor's office was involved, as a matter of M.T.A. policy, to obstruct investigations of these matters," Mr. Brodsky said in a news conference after the testimony.

It makes me long for the old days of Glass-Steagall, when there were fairly clear rules on what banks could and could not do.

Javier Campos, chief information officer at marketing services giant WPP's GroupM division, said this was a struggle since spending on security provides no obvious financial benefit: "Most IT projects have a fairly clear return on investment – I spend X and I get Y.

In response, Bishop Gregory said yesterday, "Since the Second Vatican Council the question of celibacy has been raised by popes and a number of synods and bishops' conferences, and I think we have a fairly clear position on the importance of celibacy and its relationship to the Catholic priesthood".