Sentence examples for clarifying phrases from inspiring English sources

By adding multiple clarifying phrases and long, self-lauding explanations, CEOs risk further backlash.

How many definitions, words followed by a clarifying phrase, are in your pitch?

You can keep one of those, but for the rest, toss the defined word or phrase and keeping the clarifying phrase.

An opening clarifying phrase explains the odd-sounding title: A "mondegreen" is defined as "a misunderstood or misinterpreted word or phrase resulting from mishearing".

For example, we added a clarifying phrase to two items about summer leisure activities and to an item about working regularly.

This procedure consists of clarifying vague phrases and concepts in the problem, defining the problem, analysing the problem on the basis of prior knowledge, arranging the proposed explanations, formulating learning objectives, trying to fill in the knowledge gaps by means of self study and reporting the findings in the group [ 2].

Initially interviews were read independently, to clarify key phrases or words and emerging concepts related to each of the three objectives: (1) mothers' knowledge of child safety devices and practices, (2) facilitators and inhibitors of child safety practices, and (3) mothers' recommendations for future child safety interventions to improve message delivery.

This quiz was amended on 8 August 2016 to clarify the phrasing of the first question.

Hyphens can clarify a phrase and are sometimes crucial to the meaning.

Until the lower Court clarifies the phrase "right and ability to control," disqualification for safe harbor benefits remain unclear for Megaupload.

Although the declaration was meant to clarify a phrase in a document from the Second Vatican Council (1962 65) and did not change church teaching, its assertion that other Christian bodies "cannot be called 'churches' in the proper sense" because they lack apostolic succession was lamented by several Protestant groups.