Sentence examples for making any clear from inspiring English sources

The governments are preoccupied with keeping themselves in power through little battles without making any clear plans for development".

However they're not making any clear commitments on that front at this point, saying only that "we plan to expand to some international markets in late 2017".

Therefore, it is not possible at this stage to make any clear recommendations regarding the clinical use of melatonin in this setting.

I also advise not to make any clear cuts, don't kill the mother trees that are protecting their children, leave the families intact.

Police have released few details on any of the cases, saying investigators haven't made any clear connections between the victims.

Trump has condemned the offensive as a "total disaster", saying troops were "bogged down", though he has not made any clear suggestions for an alternative campaign.

He also admitted that the Spanish had simply been too good for France, who had been unable to make any clear chances.

However, Lord Justice Bean wrote in his judgement that Truss had not made "any clear, unambiguous and unqualified representation" on the independent expert panel continuing beyond its first year.

A 2007 analysis by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office concluded that the cost of migrants is "most likely modest" to government at any level, but that it's hard to make any clear estimate.

Chile had all that possession, and didn't make any clear chances out of it.

As Raters A and C commented, this was partly due to the fact that the cross-examination speeches often failed to make any clear points that could be refuted.