Sentence examples for it will be crystal clear from inspiring English sources

It will be crystal clear to the players that it's hugely important to have self-discipline and self-control on and off the field.

Worst of all is this: "Productive writers can be retained and unproductive ones can be released (thanks to the web stats, this can be determined scientifically: look at a several years of click data and it will be crystal clear)." And when Blodget says "productive," he isn't talking about how many articles or words, let alone how much quality work, a writer puts out.

(This doesn't mean liberals shouldn't make it clear that any further concessions on revenues are unacceptable). The offer in the budget, the thinking goes, will drive home that Obama is the one who occupies the compromise middle ground, and if Republicans refuse to deal, it will be crystal clear in the public mind who is to blame for continued austerity.

After a few days return to it; the problems will be crystal clear, and many times the solutions will be clear, as well.

Maybe all will be crystal clear in the Brazilian passion pit that will be Fortaleza tonight.

And with the coming release of Adobe's Flash Player 9 video software, which will elevate the quality of all Flash video online, video chats on TokBox will be "crystal clear," Mr. Hose said.

In six previous Nations Cup visits, Togo have never reached the knock-out stages so their aims in January will be crystal clear.

Nail what is in front of you and your next step will be crystal clear".

But after Friday's performance with Erica Hill, Mrs. Brown-Senor's Republican agenda will be crystal clear to all.

I think the contrast between the policy prescriptions we'll hear about Tuesday and the knee-jerk Republican debate positions will be crystal clear, in fact.

Because if the world sits by, the message will be crystal clear: that the use of chemical weapons has once again become an acceptable means of armed conflict.