Sentence examples for it is very clear from from inspiring English sources

While BREXIT is too new to have appeared in dictionaries at the time of writing, it is very clear from its use that the lexeme was coined in May, 2012 (confirmed on Twitter and in Nexis®, see Data and methods section below).

However, it is very clear from an initial examination of the papers that the policy pursued by Thatcher in 1981 was inflexible, intransigent and at crucial points duplicitous.

"It is very clear from the drastic reduction in the number of claims brought in the employment tribunal that... fees are currently too high," their letter states.

"People assumed that OPEC's next move would be to increase output, but it is very clear from looking at market fundamentals that the next move for OPEC is a cut in production.

Gerald Pilkington, project leader of home care reablement for the health department's care services efficiency delivery (CSED) programme, says: "It is very clear from our research that if people have a crisis like a fall, reablement buys people valuable time.

It is very clear from the plots that, both in the aggregate and across conditions, subjects expect not only generosity (meaning positive donations), but large positive donations close to hyper-fair behavior from dictators, and that the distribution of guesses is roughly the same in all cases.

On her reasons for leaving Chloé, she said: "it was very clear from the beginning that there was a Chloé aesthetic and my job was to continue doing that … That was one of the reasons I left Chloé.

So it's really a huge technological challenge and it's very clear from the fact that in all its reporting documents the Commission is only talking about the music industry that this is really what they had in mind.

"For me, it was very clear from the beginning.

"It was very clear from their speeches that they did it under pressure," he said.

"It's very clear from conversations we are having that the world is watching.