Sentence examples for clarity compared with from inspiring English sources

"There was a lack of clarity compared with other occasions," Del Bosque said.

The speaker unit itself is constructed from kelp, a natural material providing more audio clarity compared with conventional paper cone units.

Water can be an effective contrast agent allowing better or equal distention in the bowel and better or equal diagnostic clarity compared with routine barium contrast agent.

Besides the spectroscopy evidence for the linear carbon chain, we used scanning transmission electron microscopy/electron energy loss spectroscopy analysis of the nanotube cross section to unambiguously show the existence of a 1D structure present within the innermost carbon nanotube with an unprecedented clarity compared to previous reports on this kind of system.

There is a clarity to them compared with my old set that reminds me of when I started using high-end in-ears instead of traditional headphones or earbuds.

For American taxpayers now deploring the murky nature of the current subprime mortgage mess and proposed remedies, it ought to be of some interest that U.S. institutions are paragons of clarity and accountability compared with the opaque dealings of the U.N. and related cross-border collective institutions.

Excellent use is made of bullet points and numbering, which vastly increases the clarity of presentation compared with many other books that are pitched at a similar audience.

Carers who used the DA gained a greater increase in value clarity (mean change -.83) compared with the decrease in value clarity found in the control group after three months (mean change +2.34).

For all the clarity of its language compared with Ping or Lessness, it is the most forbidding of his shorter prose works.

Over 80% of students rated all aspects of the system highly, especially its clarity and educational value compared with traditional lectures.

Consider the truth and clarity of "serve the people" compared with the average company's mission statement, packed with a muddle of words and thoughts tied to stakeholders and CSR, that employees can barely read, let alone memorise.Deng Xiaoping's slogan, which he used in his campaign to revive the economy, had similar virtues.