Sentence examples for about clearance from inspiring English sources
Portuguese settlement since the sixteenth century brought about clearance of much of the Atlantic Forest of lowland reaches, and subsequent establishment of sugar cane and coffee plantations.
He said Target had cut back on orders for the holiday season, but still has "some concerns about clearance markdown exposure, given what might happen here in fourth-quarter sales".
Adiponectin is ultimately cleared by the liver, but little else is understood about clearance mechanisms [ 12].
Similarly, there is no data about clearance of TRX during renal replacement therapy, which is widely applied in post-cardiac arrest survivors.
Even with its lochs full to the brim with the Irn-Bru derivative Devo-Max, Scotland can continue, then, to heap blame on Westminster while both happily accepting from the English taxpayer the alms to which it is historically entitled and coming over all tartan about clearances, heritage, historical injustices, oil and that north British speciality, roots – ancestry not neeps.
See the Archives, rights and clearances section for more information about clearances.
"Supposing I have a high-level national security, and he has got a clearance, we talked about clearances a lot recently, and he goes into a high-level meeting concerning China or Russia or North Korea or something.
But negative headlines about forced clearances of favelas to make way for construction projects and increasingly strident complaints from world sport federations about the readiness of facilities has dented confidence in its ability to deliver.
It is felt that the changed U.S. political climate was what brought about his clearance, since the facts about him did not change.
The pendulum should hang down 36" below the top surface of the table with about a 1" clearance from the floor.
