Sentence examples for relatively clear that from inspiring English sources

The law is relatively clear that it is a misdemeanor crime for a person to perform a marriage if the participants have not secured a marriage license.

Based on the limited evidence available it is, however, relatively clear that it can't simply be explained away with Ukip voters returning to the Tories.

"It has seemed relatively clear that Skype has underperformed even modest expectations for the last two years," said Derek Brown, an analyst at Cantor Fitzgerald.

"It makes it relatively clear that the court sees Judge Rakoff as second-guessing the S.E.C., and says that's not appropriate".

"It's relatively clear that the fizz is off the Champagne," said Michael Schill, director of the Center for Real Estate and Urban Policy at the New York University School of Law.

So, I think if you look through Florida law, it is relatively clear that there is no basis whatsoever to be able to find that it's not the machine.

However, what is relatively clear is that loss of PINK1 does not result in increased mitochondrial fusion [36], at least in this model system.

For some values, there are relatively clear trends that did not reach significance; this is probably due to the relatively small sample size.

Using pairwise ΦST estimates for population clustering, the European samples may be divided into three relatively clear groups that show no significant internal heterogeneity.

However, eastward-flows provided periods of relatively clearer water that can remove sediment from the coral area and allow corals to expel sediment from their polyps.

It is thick with dust and gas but has a hole, or empty zone, out to five million miles from the star, and a thin, relatively clear zone beyond that for several hundred million miles.