| This is one of the reasons why it is difficult to draw a clear-cut distinction between political, economic, and social processes. |
| Several stands adjacent to those fragments had been harvested by clear-cut logging one to two years prior to this study. |
| I'm often struck by how real-life medicine rarely resembles the straightforward diagnoses and clear-cut choices found in textbooks. |
| This clear-cut distinction was upset in the 1960s and 70s by the discovery of unusual medium-sized theropod dinosaurs such as Deinonychus. |
| First, models in molecular genetics are still inadequate for defining clear-cut molecular disease entities. |
| I once tried to protect the Mt. Graham red squirrel's habitat from a clear-cut on Forest Service land. |
