Sentence examples for would be too clear from inspiring English sources
A carbon tax would be too clear and candid for political comfort.
It would seem to be too clear to admit of doubt that the principles in the Allen Case are substantially those herein announced.
A few percent would be too little to clear up the early universe's dust mystery, but "if at least a third of it makes it out, then we're in good shape".
Rater C: Since the cross-examination speeches were of low quality, it was not surprising that the refutation speeches would be too since it was not clear what points the speakers had to refute.
But his party has shaken up the campaign to such an extent that Bibi has gone on the offensive against Mr Bennett, particularly his new rival's comments that, as a reservist in the Israeli Defence Force, orders to clear settlements would be too "too much to tolerate" for him.
While this approach is feasible on a small scale (<10 000 participants), it became clear it would be too much work to manually code such a massive amount of data.
It's clear to me that leaving you would be too much for me to bear.
Berlin has already made perfectly clear that any changes to European treaties would be too risky.
Dr. Ostfeld said clearing small patches of forest near existing homes would be too drastic.
It became clear that we would have to set the story in a government-controlled area – anything else would be too limiting and too partisan.
