Sentence examples for generally clear from inspiring English sources

The questions and instructions for the sample return were generally clear, with one exception.

In modern times wage labourers generally clear the fields and cultivate the yams.

However, there was a scattering of chilly nights through the month due to the generally clear night skies.

Airlines are generally clear about how they determine when a customer must purchase an additional seat or upgrade.

"The Parks Department does not generally clear playgrounds; we clear the perimeters," said William Castro, the Manhattan commissioner for the department.

While agencies' policies are generally clear, retaliation often comes from lower-level supervisors who bear the brunt of rearranging schedules or hiring temporary replacements.

Clinton's answers on domestic policy were generally clearer, and more likely to serve her well in the general election — though here she was up against Sanders's populism.

Conservatives are generally clear-headed about the connection between rhetoric and action when it comes to people who are not conservatives.

In younger and older women alike, new infections generally cleared up without treatment.

His view that England were playing not to lose rattled a pane or two, disturbing the generally clearer view so far of Stuart Lancaster's team.

June is not a make-or-break month for retailers, which are generally clearing out inventory in anticipation of the back-to-school season.