Sentence examples for growing clear from inspiring English sources

But it has been growing clear, over the hour, that the new generation has the edge.

Despite President Bush's no-retreat-no-surrender rhetoric, the military and political truth about Iraq is growing clear: the American military will not defeat this insurgency.

AS more varieties and better qualities of brown rice become increasingly common, it's growing clear that you can do pretty much anything you want with this less processed version of the world's second-most-popular grain.

Together with the 1.3percentt fall in household spending reported today and a grim forecast released yesterday by the Bank of Japan, it is growing clear that Japan is already in a pronounced recession, its fourth downturn in 10 years.

The earnest aspirations of a bright soon-to-be lawyer illustrate yet again what has been growing clear since Congress declined in 1997 to approve The Kyoto Treaty: Those who pursue binding global constraints on greenhouse gas emissions do so with a religious fervor that no amount of rejection by democratic process can deter.

However, the behaviour of the labour market since the start of the crisis confirms something that has long been growing clear: for many workers towards the middle and bottom of the income distribution scale, the idea of having any bargaining power over their wages, terms and conditions has become a distant dream.

Evidence of the latter is growing clearer.

The path to a sale is growing clearer — and more imperative — for McCourt.

The scientific evidence is growing clearer". For some, including the US and China, this "pledge and review" process of voluntary pledges offers an adequate way of ensuring carbon is reduced globally.

The implications of the term "big data," once a mystery to laymen, are growing clearer for the cancer world.

But as the shock and sorrow over the Newtown, Conn., shooting fades, the tough fight facing the White House and gun-control backers is growing clearer.