Sentence examples for much more clear cut from inspiring English sources

"This is much more clear cut".

Yet Garner's death – where the evidence was much more clear cut – only received widespread attention after the Ferguson controversy erupted.

Sturridge's opportunity was much more clear cut, and it was tempting to wonder whether a fully fit player would have stuck it away.

It seems to me this is a much more clear cut example of ethics.

The Klingon language question is just one aspect of the Axanar lawsuit there are more than a dozen other copyright claims that are much more clear cut.

A second expression data set by (Castells-Roca et al., 2011) which investigates heat shock stress in S. cerevisiae lead to a much more clear cut distinction between active and inactive genes.

1989 was much more clear-cut: we know how the world changed.

"But when the Yankees give him all those things, it's much more clear-cut that he owes taxes on what they give him".

By contrast, the Democratic vote was much more clear-cut, with the names of Mr. Bradley and Mr. Gore appearing in bold type at the top of the ballot, followed by the names of their delegates.

The murder verdict and 20-year sentence in that case has been contrasted with the failure to reach a similar conclusion in a case that was believed to be much more clear-cut.

New Jerseyans voted for president and vice president, and Al Gore and Joseph I. Lieberman won by more than 15 percentage points -- a much more clear-cut decision than in Florida.