Sentence examples for reasonable clarity from inspiring English sources

Whatever the drawbacks of the current setup, at least Monitor and the TDA have reasonable clarity about their mission.

Generally, the recipes are accurate and written with reasonable clarity, and the attractive design enhances the book's overall usefulness -- although older cooks might wish that a larger type had been used for the recipe directions.

Replays showed the fan reaching over the wall with reasonable clarity, but the call was upheld on review and determined the Angels' latest frustrating loss, 5-4, to Boston, their 10th defeat in 11 games.

She neatly positioned her party as a reasonable force seeking clarity and respect from Theresa May on the conduct of the Brexit negotiations.

Processed PET has been used in a wide range of applications because of its low cost (Thompson et al. 2009), remarkable tensile strength, chemical resistance, clarity, and reasonable thermal stability (Caldicott 1999).

Bush grew into one of history's most forceful leaders, his admirers will attest, by replacing hesitation and reasonable doubt with faith and clarity.

It's unclear at this stage what the law will consider reasonable, and the lack of clarity on this point appears intentional — as a way for the government to side-step the issue of end-to-end encryption without explicitly stating whether the technology effectively offers a workaround to the legislation or not.

Against this background, our finding of a nominally increased event risk with no statistical significance after multivariable adjustment appears reasonable, but does not add clarity to the ongoing dispute.

Kerry's long speech, which Kurtzer called "the most substantive" on the subject ever given by an American at the highest level, is worth reading for its clarity, fairness, context, and reasonable sense of foreboding.

In particular, keeping in mind future analyses and also for the sake of clarity, we consider it more reasonable to display the authors of the appraisal reports with binary variables.

It seems reasonable to assume that a high level of Program Clarity, with a clear treatment structure and clarity of expectations, would increase the Role Clarity as appraised by the nursing staff.