Sentence examples for it is reasonably clear from inspiring English sources

He said: "It is reasonably clear there have been a series of terrorist attacks in London".

Not every business leader wants the UK to stay in the EU, but it is reasonably clear that most do.

This is hotly contested, but it is reasonably clear that NPPF isn't going to make much practical difference to housing supply until 2013 or 2014, so the shortfall will continue to worsen.

It is reasonably clear where the process will end, as the states scramble over each other to be early: in something closely resembling a national primary on or around a single day as early as possible in the year of the election, and maybe even late in the year before it.

There is usually a late surge in low-profile candidates – we haven't yet seen candidates from a handful of newly registered parties – but it is reasonably clear that there will be a drop in candidate numbers in 2016 and that should make it easier for voters to cast their vote.

In spite of the aberrations of some Christians, it is reasonably clear that the object of the Christian's ultimate concern is the Trinity as a whole, and not one or more of its members considered in isolation.

"It's reasonably clear that the official reasons for the war cannot be taken seriously," Chomsky went on.

By now it's reasonably clear that this can't be done.

Mr Blair said it was "reasonably clear" that the attack had been designed and aimed to coincide with the opening of the G8.

Tony Blair said it was "reasonably clear" that the blasts were the work of terrorists, and added that it was "particularly barbaric" that attacks had been timed to coincide with the start of the G8 summit.

At this point, however, it's reasonably clear what the data will say, because others have created data sets that more or less match what R-R claimed to have looked at; e.g., this working paper from the OECD.