Sentence examples for it may be clear from inspiring English sources
It may be clear that such generic measures of health status and well-being are not measures of QoL, although often categorized as such.
By then it may be clear whether tax rates are going up.
It may be clear to Washington that Khartoum controls the conflict, but in Darfur the situation is more complex.
Although it may be clear to adults that what we're seeing here refers to a historical moment, this book isn't meant to be a history lesson.
By then, of course, it may be clear who is going to be Britain's next prime minister, but, equally, it could be a cliffhanger.
By the end of "Our Choice , it may be clear that we possess the tools needed to dramatically reduce our carbon emissions, but the book has also shown — intentionally or not — that deploying them would require a lot from us.
Through the defamation bill and other laws, it may be clearer to us what we can and can't say on platforms like Twitter.
If it penetrates into the non-ciliated alveolar level, it may be cleared by the phagocytic alveolar macrophages.
If excessive fluid accumulates in the back of the throat and upper airways, it may be cleared by repositioning or postural drainage.
But it adds: "While there may be clear advantages of directly elected mayors in city regions, those same advantages are not as immediately clear for counties".
