Sentence examples for more clear as from inspiring English sources

Yes, more unclear, not more clear, as most scientists have found.

The contrast between Israel and Hamas, the elected representatives of Gaza, could not be more clear, as Hamas continues to avoid investigating its own actions.

What is becoming ever more clear as this year rattles to an end is that the west has no idea how to handle China.

"We have some differences in opinion, obviously, and those will become more clear as we go forward," Mr. Kerry said, picking at a grilled chicken salad and kicking off his shoes as his plane banked through the clouds over Iowa.

The possible importance of reserving to the state jurisdiction for local purposes which involve no interference with the performance of governmental functions is becoming more and more clear as the activities of the government expand and large areas within the states are acquired.

"By the end of the month, it'll be a bit more clear as to how we're going to proceed.

More clear-as-a-bell country from a woman who – though still just 39 – has been making records for precisely the same number of years as Grammys notched (26).

Zephyr Teachout, a former candidate for New York attorney general, said: "I think you're seeing so many variations on the theme of apology because it's becoming more and more clear that, as horrified as people are with Trump, most Americans, and certainly most Democrats, are not actually eager to simply just rush back to two and a half years ago.

They haven't yet given up on trying to charge for their music, but it's becoming more and more clear that as long as there is a free alternative (file sharing), the price of music will have to fall towards free.

They were ignored for long stretches of the debate, making it even more clear that as the leading candidates have argued, this is becoming a three-man race.

And that's more clear than ever as the site is about to cross 100 million posts (comments).