Sentence examples for term is clear from inspiring English sources

In the context of these orders the meaning of the term is clear enough.

It may have its frightening ups and downs, but its positive direction in the long term is clear.

The morality inherent in each term is clear – the Gandhian idea being humane compassion, the Ambedkarite idea, righteous anger.

For example, their findings suggest that most people still identify with the term "global warming" instead of "climate change," though the shift toward embracing the more scientific term is clear.

When the defined term is clear from the context, the representation may be simplified to The expression on the left-hand side of '\(\eqdf\)' (i.e., \(\ldots X\ldots)\) is the definiendum of the definition, and the expression on the right-hand side is its definiens it being assumed that the definiendum and the definiens belong to the same logical category.

Yet Simms's talent for casting gigantic issues in pleasingly human terms is clear, and proved by his evocation of the five or so days in 2010 when the ash from an Icelandic volcano shut down European airspace.

"We believe the terms were clear when the loans were offered.

That does mean a second referendum or a general election when the terms are clear.

The terms were clear: either you accepted offensive speech or you were in favor of destroying knowledge.

It can, and quite possibly will, be reversed by an increasingly likely referendum on May's Brexit terms early next year – once the Brexit terms are clear, but before Britain is due to leave on 29 March 2019.

"Chase Liquid is a low-cost alternative to traditional checking accounts, and its terms are clear and simple," Ryan McInerney, chief of consumer banking at Chase, said in a press release.