Sentence examples for clarity between from inspiring English sources

One of the anomalies of digital journalism is a lack of clarity between high and low.

For the new crop of brand leaders there is far less clarity between brand strategy and business strategy.

"The figures are difficult to understand because they lack clarity between pro forma and published data," one analyst said.

Jazz, for instance, sees half the track disappear between overly warm bass and sharp high-end frequencies lacking any nuance or clarity between instruments.

Had it been established as likely that "there was lack of clarity between the role of firearms tactical adviser and firearms bronze commander".

And yet there was some kind of clarity between us in those murmuring minutes before he was laid on a stretcher and taken to the hospital.

Using theories from mass communication and education, we designed an online lecture which employed a 2 (modality) × 2 (clarity) between-subjects factorial design to better understand how variations in the mode (text only; audio and text) and structure/clarity (high clarity; low clarity) of information impacted feelings of instructor closeness, credibility, and perceived and actual learning.

Ben Weaver promises, "I'm not gonna give you what you want to hear," unless that happens to be hard-won, country-rooted Americana full of weary determination and aphoristic clarity, somewhere between the Band and Tom Waits.

But Iveta Radicova, the prime minister, dismisses such talk as "politicking".Senior government figures say privately that they yearn for the EU to fight contagion with "clarity": distinguishing between insolvent and illiquid countries, with the first restructuring their debts and leaving the euro if necessary.

Although the clarity varies between spectrogram-generating software, one spectrogram produced by Reddit user M4nic_H3dgehog (and more or less successfully replicated using the same software by us) contains detailed, and very, very graphic images of what appear to be one or multiple women being tortured.

It was recommended by participants that there should be "great clarity" (EU) between observations and forecasts in messages.