Sentence examples for clarified since from inspiring English sources

If these companies are in the news or if their sites factor into a news story, their names can be uttered, the agency has clarified since the ruling.

LITTLE has been clarified since the series of explosions that blasted through the Egyptian tourist resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, on the Red Sea, in the early hours of Saturday July 23rd.

[This paragraph has been clarified since publication.

In spite of such a long history of human swimming, its mechanics still have not been fully clarified since it is an extremely complicated phenomenon, in which a complex human body moves unsteadily with many degrees-of-freedom (DOF) in the three-dimensional water flow.

The exact target of calitoxin has not yet been clarified; since it has a similar action on the neuromuscular junction as Anemonia sulcata toxins, calitoxin may slow down the inactivation of voltage-gated sodium channels in motor neurons.

A role in chromosome missegregation has not been clarified, since similar spatial and time-dependent localization is observed when patient-derived SBDS mutant proteins are studied.

So allow me to clarify, since the answers still haven't gotten through, no matter how many times we scientists repeat them.

Update Just to clarify – since we've received a few questions about it, it's usual for politicians can update their interests register at any point (unlike donations) and this doesn't represent an oversight on the part of the politician in the same way as donations.

Whether or not the SR funds match the preferences of SR and INT investors is impossible to clarify since the above data does not reveal which negative screens are employed and combined with the best in class approach.

"It'll be a total of 16 days in jail," he clarifies, since he's not sure if Jenelle can count to double digits.

Further in the article it's clarified that "Since last summer, American, Delta Air Lines, Frontier Airlines and United Airlines have increased the percentage of coach seats requiring an extra fee.