Sentence examples for be made clear when from inspiring English sources

Both are senior executives, though just last week James's succession seemed to be made clear when he was promoted to deputy C.O.O. of News Corp.

In response to an inquiry for additional details, a White House staffer told me that "those reforms will be made clear when the [FY 2014] budget is released".

All Mr. Vincz would say was, "The budget priorities and revenues will be made clear when the governor delivers his budget on March 21".

The objectives of the change and development effort, the scope of initiative, the time frame, the type of support to be given, and the rewards for success should be made clear when invitations are extended.

To afford an operatic perch to the site-specific Punchdrunk troupe is something else again, as will undoubtedly be made clear when its piece — as yet unidentified — has its premiere away from the Coliseum next July.

A spokesman from Frydenberg's office said details of the department's budget position would be made clear when the federal budget was released on 8 May, adding that money from the $1bn Landcare program and $200m threatened species program was being "spent on the ground where it is needed and where it can make the most difference".

Some of the causes may be made clearer when a translated transcript of the cockpit voice recorder is released on Tuesday morning.

This reconfiguration will be made clearer when applied to the fictions under investigation, but the key ideas to draw out are, first, that our understanding of self can be mediated through stories, even fictional ones, similar but not identical to our own, forcing us to become aware of the places where the stories come apart.

This point will be made clearer when we analyze the time that a population needs for fixation of the target structure.

Why was Coulter not rescheduled… you intentions were made clear when she was canceled instead of postponed.

It will also consider whether the full cost of some of these games is made clear when they are downloaded or accessed.