Sentence examples for it reasonably clear from inspiring English sources

"I've made it reasonably clear that we would object to anything that smacked of censorship.

It makes it reasonably clear that he was not presenting a threat to anyone, nor was he causing trouble.

"I thought we made it reasonably clear at the time that, if any one of them struck up a winning combination with a certain horse, the chances are they are going to stay on that horse.

The retrospective qualitative study by Gehring et al 12 and the study by Livio et al 8 on hospitalisations makes it reasonably clear that things are in no way better than that in UK 7 or USA, 6 where 6.5% of all hospitalisations and 4.0% of all hospital care days as well as 1 in 667 hospital deaths are caused by medication incidents.

(If so, would the stock market really be down almost five per cent after it was unveiled?) It seems reasonably clear that Geithner would prefer not to nationalize banks, but we knew that already, and, aside from that, it's not really obvious what the plan is going to accomplish, let alone what we should dub it.

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

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.

It seems reasonably clear that Iran wants nuclear weapons, despite protestations that its nuclear programme is only for civilian purposes; nuclear energy makes little sense for a country sitting on some of the world's largest oil reserves, but it makes sense as the basis for a weapons programme.

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

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.