Sentence examples for it was reasonably clear from inspiring English sources

"The engine developed a real rough running, a real knocking and banging on the engine and it lost power". He said he was unable to maintain height and "it was reasonably clear" he would not make it back to the airfield.

Mr Blair said it was "reasonably clear" that the attack had been designed and aimed to coincide with the opening of the G8.

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.

By the time British officials determined that "it was reasonably clear that such vessel is intended for warlike use against citizens of the United States... in the interests of the... Confederate States" and dispatched a telegram to Liverpool ordering that the "290" be detained, Bulloch's planned escape was underway.

Although it was reasonably clear that no political regime had organized the 9/11 attacks, Cheney, Rumsfeld and Bush came to believe that the regime most in need of destruction was Iraq, even though there was no evidence that the Iraqis had played any role in the terrorist events.

By the late 1930s, it was reasonably clear that the laissez-faire approach was finished in international economic relations.

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

He said: "It is reasonably clear there have been a series of terrorist attacks in London".

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

Not every business leader wants the UK to stay in the EU, but it is reasonably clear that most do.

Although it is reasonably clear that cities cannot install new religious monuments, there is fierce debate over whether existing monuments should be removed.