Sentence examples for be clear to avoid from inspiring English sources

The message to policy makers should be clear: to avoid another jobless recovery, stimulate demand for less-skilled workers.

So the task is clear: to avoid climate catastrophe and create a new energy economy, we must unleash our forces of innovation - namely, scientists, engineers and entrepreneurs- to invent a new portfolio of truly scalable clean energy technologies, chart new paths to bring these technologies to market, and ensure they are affordable enough to deploy throughout the world.

Be sure your air intake for the house is clear, to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning.

There are two main goals: to be respectful to those we write about, and to be clear to our readers and avoid distracting them from the main point of an article.

In any case, the "functioning" assessed by ICF is health-related functioning and this should be made clear to avoid misinterpretation, even though the ICF diagram of the process of functioning clearly states this hierarchical relation.

And, finally, objectives must be very clear to avoid over-experimentation. Drawing on the success of the pilot, this coming year the carbon charge will be expanded to 60 buildings, with the ultimate aim to include all 300.

These can be pulled clear to avoid trouble.

Chirkov is quoted as saying:  The task is crystal clear: to avoid a slightest threat to the security of the state.

This needs to be clear upfront to avoid surprises later.

Just to be clear — and to avoid shouts of "No blood for Atropine!" — the military made up all of that for the exercise.

Make sure your writing is neat and clear to avoid mistakes.