Sentence examples for most clear in from inspiring English sources

The wrinkles in the newly changed satellite skyscape perhaps become most clear in the context of Al Jazeera.

Of these, by far the easiest to audit and most clear in terms of doing something new, is the last: permit cancellation.

Tinchy chuckled graciously throughout, but there were moments of genuine awkwardness, most clear in the strained smiles of the other panellists.

Disruption in various economic sectors takes place over years as insurgents rise and former titans crumble, but its effects often become most clear in a signature moment.

(Many gay and lesbian couples have children; Santorum opposes gay marriage. Where does his formula leave them?) But the matter of sympathy may be most clear in the candidates' own closeness to childhood.

This was most clear in January 2014, when World Bank president Dr Jim Yong Kim outlined the need for globalisation of surgery, calling it the "indivisible, indispensable part of healthcare".

A mild pessimism about human cognitive abilities is thus systemic in Auriol's thought, and has its most clear expression in his claim that we do not experience intuitive intellectual cognition in this life.

"'Bight, highly lit rooms:"' LED or LCD screens provide the most clear picture in high light.

This was most clear-cut in the visual code, where every model but Te was statistically eliminated.

The most clear case occurs in Holstein dairy cattle where several studies (Hayes et al. 2009a; VanRaden et al. 2009) have confirmed that GS can attain higher prediction accuracy than standard family-based prediction (e.g., parental average).

These effects were most clear with cells cultured in GEM-derived supernatant, in which the changes in HLA1 expression were most pronounced.