Sentence examples for clear follow from inspiring English sources
So, for today at least, the only thing you need to do is visit a retailer's Internet site to check out the specific return policy; if it is not clear, follow up with a phone call to customer service to clarify.
The choice for the rest of us, going forward — when deciding, for example, what name to call him, or to entertain the idea that the conversion was part of where Kassig's life was leading — seems clear: follow Ed and Paula Kassig's lead, and give them room to think about what God meant to their son.
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The implication is clear: follow Xi's prescriptions, or risk another national humiliation.
CMCs reported that while some facilities offered no clear follow up services and subsequent birth planning and support for women who had sustained SPT during a previous birth, other facilities offered comprehensive support services.
Then 2 mL Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2) was added drop wise till the solution become clear followed by the dilution with 25 mL of deionized water.
Adult mice were anesthetized with pentobarbital and perfused with PBS (about 40 ml, until fluid is clear) followed by ice cold PBS-buffered 4% paraformaldehyde (PFA).
Corresponding solutions for both the polymers were made by boiling the mixture at 60 to 70°C for half an hour till the solutions become clear followed by cooling at room temperature.
You can also type "clear" followed by a variable name to clear only the data for that specific variable.
A limited set of scenarios consider the effect of: ROW clearing alone; ROW clearing followed by vegetation recovery; ROW clearing combined with climate warming of 0.5 °C per decade; and ROW clearing followed by vegetation recovery combined with climate warming.
"Huddersfield Town is looking forward to seeing him back in action once he gets the full all-clear!" Following the collision Smith was treated for nine minutes before being given oxygen and leaving the field on a stretcher.
