Sentence examples for makes crystal clear from inspiring English sources

From a purely risk management perspective, slowing global warming by cutting carbon pollution is a no-brainer, as the IPCC report makes crystal clear.

The Rolling Stones approached music in the opposite direction: white Englishmen tackling African-American blues, as Blue & Lonesome makes crystal clear.

Abbas's unilateral plan makes crystal clear that, for the PA, the issue today is not 1967 and a question of borders, but rather 1948 and Israel's existence.

It makes crystal clear that in-work poverty is a defining problem of our times and that ensuring rising pay and greater opportunities to progress in work are essential to Britain's social and economic future.

He is particularly well supported by Ms. Agnew, a lithe redhead whose wonderfully sympathetic Ophelia makes crystal clear how the men in her life torment her and how her madness mirrors Hamlet's.

As the budget proposal of Representative Paul D. Ryan makes crystal clear, however, the right wing's idea of protecting Medicare is to shift the burden of rising health care costs "onto beneficiaries and their families," as your editorial says.

From the outset, it is made crystal clear that he is supposed to be lovable.

When his father Hopper Sr, enters the picture, all is made crystal clear.

"The thing that Google made crystal clear was release early and release often," he said.

We have made crystal clear our commitment to fulfilling our obligations under the Dublin regulation".

Between now and then the Government's position must be made crystal clear.