Sentence examples for needs a clear line from inspiring English sources

For all of Thomas's carefully-threaded interjections for reasons of continuity, it looked clear that the wide-eyed Allen needs a clear line for his trains of thought.

The Global Positioning System (GPS) is an attractive option for outdoor environments, but is not suitable for indoor applications because it needs a clear line-of-sight to orbital satellites in order to track position.

This year Eni Norge, a subsidiary of Eni, an Italian oil giant, equipped its fleet of emergency vessels in the Barents Sea in the Norwegian Arctic with cameras made by Aptomar, a Norwegian company.Such systems can spot oil on the surface of the water or on top of ice, but they need a clear line of sight to the oil in order to work.

Early entries used infrared signals, but they needed a clear line of sight between mouse and receiver to work.

We need a clearer line between judgments about achievement and teaching, between the data of past performance and what inspectors see for themselves.

But, whether it is viewed as a neo-Senecan study in stoic acceptance of grief or a Tarantino-like exploration of extremity, a director needs to take a clear line.

All a satellite dish needs is a clear line of sight to an orbiting satellite.

Yahoo needs a clear path.

There needs to be a clear line of transmission between ideas and policy, particularly in the area of global governance.

"There needs to be a clear line of communication that reaches out to all of the diaspora".

Another pro-government defence is that Labour in power promoted privatisation, which is of course absolutely the case – and yet another reason why the leadership needs to draw a clear line with its past.