Sentence examples for better spelled out from inspiring English sources
There was no rational organisation, and it is hard to see that there was a common culture throughout the community, as will be better spelled out below.
Naff wrote that "When someone is described as "flamboyant," "eccentric" or "a lifelong bachelor," we know what's being implied... Readers of the Washington Post had better hone their gaydar skills, because in story after story, the newsgathering behemoth either ignores questions of sexual orientation or employs endless winks and nods to convey what would be better spelled out".
4) The competition relationship between NICD and the inhibitory clock protein to activate and repress transcription of a clock gene respectively (what parameter/properties considered?) impinges on the predictions of the model and interpretation of Figure 1D, which postulates that elevated NICD half-life results in more clock protein, and should be better spelled out.
His book, "Fine Points of American Furniture: Good, Better, Best," spelled out the criteria for his aesthetic judgment — both to fellow collectors and the buying public.
But I certainly do recommend succinct writing--and, in particular, a recognition that anything important had better be spelled out in prime résumé real estate.
"The earlier, the better," said Mr. Agard, who spelled out his name letter by letter, ending "with a 'D' for devil".
And it is better because everything is spelled out at the beginning so we would never need lawyers, we wouldn't have to go in front of a judge.
I can imagine some ways in which this can still be a downside, but for clarity this should be spelled out better.
Perhaps the author means that it is some of these shortcomings of current productivity assessment methods that effectively prevent measuring the productivity impact of SwC's teachings, but that needs to be spelled out better.
I think it would be better to spell out some specific tests anyway, especially focusing on the best and most critical tests.
Would it not be better to spell out who people are, so everyone can identify themselves in the song, than hide the past?
