Sentence examples for it relatively clear from inspiring English sources

"It makes it relatively clear that the court sees Judge Rakoff as second-guessing the S.E.C., and says that's not appropriate".

However, he said a recent fall in inflation and slight slowing of economic growth in the fourth quarter of 2013 should make it relatively clear that interest rates "are going nowhere for some time yet".

Still, once intersubjectivity/non-intersubjectivity is explicitly defined, it is relatively clear that it is different from the agent-relative/agent-neutral distinction.

It is relatively clear from its source, Lake Tear-o the-Clouds, in Lake Placid Township for 135 miles to Glens Falls.

So, I think if you look through Florida law, it is relatively clear that there is no basis whatsoever to be able to find that it's not the machine.

It's relatively clear when there isn't a whole lot of noise around you and it's certainly loud enough until you step outside.

Yet this argument that it will be "easy" to fix Social Security has been pushed for several years, even though it's relatively clear that any plan that requires Congress to take coordinated action in pursuit of a measure that inflicts short-term pain in favour of long-term solvency is more accurately be described as "difficult".

By now it is relatively clear what Xi is aiming to do.

Although Mr Lee senior's path to greatness was steep, at least it was relatively clear.

But it was relatively clear in suggesting that education levels played a crucial role in determining economic success.

"It's relatively clear that the fizz is off the Champagne," said Michael Schill, director of the Center for Real Estate and Urban Policy at the New York University School of Law.