Sentence examples for rather more clearly from inspiring English sources

The passage tombs suggest rather more clearly integrated communities than do the long barrows.

But, rather more clearly, the monetary easing has had an effect.

The wares of the Koryŏ dynasty (918 1392; roughly corresponding to the Chinese Song and Yuan dynasties) exhibit a much greater diversity and fall into rather more clearly defined groups.

It is also rather more partisan, clearly on Clinton's side, presenting a view of a pragmatic, fiercely loyal and utterly dedicated woman who may well run for President herself.

He sobbed continuously as the soldiers disembarked from the Canberra, and I thought he was just 'pissed and emotional', but it was clearly rather more than that.

The DSQ also uses a daily recall period, allowing patients to remember and record their symptoms more clearly, rather than relying on longer recall periods.

To see light, shadow, reflections and materials much more clearly, rather than perceptually," he adds.

Over two-thirds of participants (73%) remembered the imagery of the poster more clearly, rather than academic content.

It is not known why respondents would not have sought to establish the internal situation within their own organisation more clearly rather than failing to provide an answer.

I think these ideas should be articulated more clearly rather than selling the idea of irreversibility, which, as noted above, doesn't seem at all logical to me.

By allowing only 4 weeks for tumor growth, fluorescence (brain cancer constitutive GFP and/or DsRed exogenous expression) could be seen in individual cells more clearly, rather than by larger sections of tissue as was seen after 9 weeks.