Sentence examples for is clear new from inspiring English sources

While change has emerged as an abstract rallying cry in the campaign debate, what the voters mean when they talk about change is clear — new approaches to the economy and the war, according to the poll.

However, while the potential of greater numbers achieving personalised care is clear, new research from the Race Equality Foundation suggests that the reality may be less so, particularly for those communities who are often regarded as being hard to reach.

The intention behind these actions is clear: "New year, new me".

The White House has been clear: new sanctions could kill the talks and put the U.S. on a "path to war".

(One of the many strengths of the play is that it's clear new productions can bring out different facets of the work).

We do need a combination of the two but it's clear News International is not there with an answer yet.

The cause is clear, New Jersey has twice as many infections caused by the shared needles of drug addicts than the rest of the country.

The Las Vegas fights have almost grown stale for him, and it is clear New York was always his next destination.

He added: "The record is clear: New Orleans's Robert E. Lee, Jefferson Davis and P.G.T. Beauregard statues were erected with the goal of rewriting history to glorify the Confederacy and perpetuate the idea of white supremacy.

"One thing is clear, New York has the commitment to host the 2012 Summer Olympics," said Charles Moore, chairman of the evaluation team, who showed his MetroCard at a news conference at the Nasdaq MarketSite in Times Square.

It is clear New Zealand are going to have no problems getting out of the group anyway.