Sentence examples for it is perhaps clear from inspiring English sources
With £1bn to spend on acquisitions and headwinds facing the US education operation, which represents almost 50% of Pearson's total profits, it is perhaps clear why Fallon was chosen ahead of more apparently fancied internal candidates.
Now in the case of substances, it is perhaps clear that they are not polyadic in nature.
It is perhaps clear why the MCQ was rated highly by the students, as it mimicked the summative assessment of the module.
It is perhaps clear that the number of derivatives is not a sufficiently sophisticated indication to characterize functions for which (E_{n,p}(f)=mathcal{O}(n^{-gamma })); e.g., when (gamma ) is not an integer.
Compared to the nondescript city flat in which Kerr lived during her time at Arsenal, often working from eight o'clock in the morning until past midnight, it is perhaps clear why she might have been tempted to put personal before professional.
It is perhaps clearest in Tshepo's retreat into madness, which in many ways reflects this nation's struggle -- some would say its failure -- to come to terms with an unthinkable past.
This is one meaning of the expression "dipolar theism"; in light of other meanings to be given to "dipolar" in discussions of process theism, it is perhaps clearer to use Hartshorne's expression for this idea: dual transcendence, that is to say, God as the supreme embodiment of each pair of metaphysical contraries.
It is perhaps clearer to see how this conceptualisation of positive mental health or wellbeing might be more closely related to the psychosocial environment, and therefore amenable to changes in that environment.
Joe: Retaliation" and "Transformers 4," it's perhaps clear that this editor's hesitation is not in line with our collective cultural appetite.
Truth be told, the two events are one and the same, as is perhaps clear to anyone familiar with Handel's "Xerxes," or "Serse" in the Italian original.
The motivation for these qualifications is perhaps clear.
