This clear-cut example — to which both sides in Hosanna-Tabor v. EEOC refer frequently — may be the only one (and it is only clear-cut because it has behind it 2,000 years of history).
"It's only clear that it will be less powerful, not more powerful".
It's only clear in retrospect, gradual, almost imperceptible.
It's only clear that they're moving, oars are in the water, a coach trails them in a motorboat.
In fact, it was only clear from the signs they were carrying as to what their affiliations were, with some brandishing portraits of General Sisi and others wearing Third Square T-shirts.
In fact, it was only clear from the signs they were carrying as to what their affiliations were, with some flourishing portraits of General Sisi and others wearing Third Square T-shirts.
That's hard to say since the regulator, when it finally spoke, was only clear on what it won't do.
Peruse the spring 2010 shows, and it is only too clear.
Yet not all kosher wines are mevushal, and it is only occasionally clear from the label whether a wine is or is not.
It is only through clear communication across levels of science that the basic scientist and clinician can truly work together toward their common goals.
