Sentence examples for clarity because from inspiring English sources
Each "scene" transformed with absolute clarity because, as Gold said himself, a good director is a bad listener, so we actors had to work to keep him hooked.
Banks don't want clarity because clear rules are hard to evade.
Ambiguity is infinitely preferable to clarity because it more accurately reflects life.
Short fiction has a clarity because, at its best, it captures a moment in time forever.
"We should have clarity because the next election is fast upon us".
Hubble's first pictures lacked clarity because of problems with the telescope's mirror, necessitating a repair trip.
The four lessons below are fascinating not only because of their clarity, but because they are equally applicable to leaders in both startup and corporate environments.
The company said that while the U.S. is the largest Bitcoin market, most Bitcoin liquidity is held elsewhere in part because of the lack of regulatory clarity and because major bank partners are hesitant to partner with or support Bitcoin-related companies.
"There's not any clarity here because people don't know," said Christopher Whalen, editor of The Institutional Risk Analyst.
The words "for grants under section 31102(a) of this title" are substituted for "under the motor carrier safety assistance program" for clarity and because of the restatement.
The lack of clarity is because the Clintons released only a summary of their 2007 income, which lists $2.7 million in partnership income but does not identify sources.
