clarifying your concerns

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

I hope I have clarified your doubts and concerns about this case report.

At the end of these TW, participants were expected to feel more comfortable in interacting with patients, and particularly in clarifying their concerns.

Additionally, vocal inflections, facial expressions -- the lift of an eyebrow, cock of the head, twinkle of the eye -- can all be useful in buffering criticism, clarifying questions and concerns, or transmitting arcane or particularly challenging instructions.

Discussion of ICI could in fact be an opportunity to strengthen this relationship by clarifying concerns, relieving anxiety and assisting in more complex decision making.

If you have any questions, talk to your teacher well before the day the assignment is due to clarify any concerns you may have.

She said she would clarify her concerns about specific clauses in a few days.

In "Criminal Justice on a Global Scale" (Op-Ed, June 13), Bruce Broomhall suggests that "what the United States needs to do is engage in the international-court process to clarify its concerns".

Regulators tried to clarify their concerns.

There are a number of issues to be clarified and concerns addressed but we are at least progressing once more".

Rather, I would like to suggest that people who feel confused or incredulous about something try to clarify their concerns by asking questions instead of making accusations.

Tyndale House Publishers, Driscoll's publishing house, recently released a public statement that they have contacted Jones and are working directly with him and Driscoll to clarify any concerns and reach a mutually agreeable resolution.