Sentence examples for clarifying opinion from inspiring English sources
The first daughter directed her Twitter followers to a "clarifying" opinion piece by federal health officials published Friday in the New York Post.
This low level of disagreement suggests that although an initial round of ratings is likely to achieve sufficient consensus, a second round is important to clarify opinion on more difficult ratings.
The appellate court, in later clarifying its opinion, said as much.
Their reactions range from clarifying the opinions held by the majority of physicians who treat breast-cancer patients (they say women should still get screened regularly starting at age 40) to questioning Welch's science and motivation.
The strength of focus group interviews is that interaction between the focus group members can contribute to exploring and clarifying individual opinions and enhance the breadth of data through mutual reflection.
Whatever it indicated about the merits of the legal arguments, the evident bitterness on the Florida court, which was strikingly unanimous barely two weeks ago, was a reminder to the justices in Washington of the institutional bullet they themselves had dodged last weekend when they decided to paper over their own sharp differences by telling the Florida court to clarify its opinion.
In his turn, Candidate A clarified her opinion by asking a question.
To describe current practice and clarify provider opinion in the US with regard to newborn pulse oximetry screening (NPOx) for critical congenital heart disease.
The court didn't want to get involved, so they offered the Florida court a way to clarify its opinion to avoid any federal questions.
The CEO promptly issued apologetic statements in an attempt to clarify his opinion, but didn't specifically address how his platform would actually handle Holocaust denialism.
He clarified his opinion, stating that the film ought to have been aired later at night when there would not be "large numbers of children watching without parental supervision".
