Sentence examples for rather more clear from inspiring English sources
The phrase "rather more clear" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to emphasize that something is significantly clearer than before or compared to something else. Example: "After the revisions, the instructions are rather more clear than they were initially."
But if that is because investors are nervous about global growth, then it is hard to explain why emerging markets have rebounded so strongly from their June lows or why commodity prices are just 6% below the year's high.The case for profits to revert to the mean looks rather more clear cut.
Like many things having to do with the elusive Greene, however, the note seems to make this less, rather than more, clear.
Or something rather more alluring, "fresh, clear and profoundly sensual"?
Rather there is a more clear separation between LIGHT and NORMAL bleeding than within the pairs SPOTTING-LIGHT and NORMAL-HEAVY, respectively.
Yesterday, 38 years and a £195m public inquiry later, Lord Saville of Newdigate and his two colleagues employed rather more measured language to make clear they had reached much the same conclusion.
Things could get especially complicated if any regime change were the result of an internal coup rather than a more clear-cut invasion.
But increasingly it has become clear that they are rather more than that.
However, as their ambitions grew and grew, it rapidly became clear that the White Stripes were rather more than just revivalists.
The whole section on sub-additive effects is rather incomprehensible and showed be re-written in a more clear way.
It is clear from the study that women were rather more opposed to their husbands going in for vasectomy.
As David Edgerton's sure-footed essay makes clear, flying in this next age was a rather more serious affair.
