Sentence examples for scarcely clear from inspiring English sources

It's scarcely clear yet how things will stand between the two when the smoke clears.

The plane's wheels had scarcely cleared the runway when the pilot's voice came over the loudspeaker.

McWhorter opposed the Oakland proposal a fact that he scarcely makes clear in "Talking Back, Talking Black".

Each was mewing, its eyes scarcely open.

And Britain's national politicians are scarcely more clear-sighted.All three main party leaders are keen to court the north, and not just because of its voters.

For all of the predictable and by now familiar international dithering about "provocative" and "destabilizing" actions by the North Korean government, it could scarcely be clearer that the North Korean government itself regards its latest nuclear move as manifestly serving its own vital interests.

"Clearly, consumer electronics are dominating the ITC right now," explains Mr Schweibenz.At the same time, litigants have scarcely been steering clear of the district courts.

The message to George Osborne from the International Monetary Fund could scarcely have been clearer.

The original judicial panel - the hearing lasted seven hours in late October - and now Lord Bonomy could scarcely have been clearer in outlining the reasons for the decision.

Before that date transistor, cosmonaut, and Internet did not exist, and nuclear disarmament would scarcely have had any clear meaning.

In fact, as NDiaye is at pains to make clear, she scarcely knew her Senegalese father, who came to France as a student in the 1960s and returned to Africa when she was a baby.