Sentence examples for it particularly clear from inspiring English sources

She did not make it particularly clear as to whether or not she would approve the motion if the main amendment were to go through.

Nor is it particularly clear why the police have decided that one club – and one of the key, non-commercial cultural venues in Glasgow at that, which would be unable to fund itself or function without its license – poses more of a danger to public safety than anywhere else.

As a consequence, the matrices make it particularly clear that large parts of the available evidence base depend wholly or partly on weak study designs, as well as on 'intermediate' outcome measures represented by the grey bars.

It's particularly clear that it is Shakespeare, the middle-class player from a small provincial town, who is doing the thinking; the anxiety about social status — most evident in the poem that begins "Alas, 'tis true I have gone here and there.

It's particularly clear that it is Shakespeare, the middle-class player from a small provincial town, who is doing the thinking; the anxiety about social status most evident in the poem that begins "Alas, 'tis true I have gone here and there.

It was particularly clear to Mr. Gore, who called President Clinton on Tuesday and told him that he was going to give a speech later in the week calling on the president to tap the reserves.

Williams and Suárez Navarro are level at 3-3 in their previous six encounters but Williams did win their only grass-court meeting, here in 2009, not that it was particularly clear in her memory.

Standing in front of the jurors, Mr. Keker told them that the prosecution had offered a "mishmash of information that stretches over a month, months, and none of it is particularly clear notice of anything," about whether Mr. Quattrone had been provided with adequate information about the investigations before sending the e-mail message.

It was particularly clear in the Nasdaq and the S&P.

For calmodulin, it is particularly clear that ligand-depletion is common under physiological conditions, as shown in Figure 2, with the exact consequences depending on the tissue.

It is particularly clear that novel genes show the same relationship between the number of hybridized samples and the maximum signal intensity as the whole genome does.