Sentence examples for clear the concept from inspiring English sources
"It's so clear the concept of this magazine is playing right to so much of America," he added.
One thing is clear: the concept "Kevin Pietersen" is the black hole of English cricket, from whose event horizon there is no escape.
The consequences are clear, the concept and reasoning behind black history has shifted so that black in Britain means anyone that experiences oppression, including the Irish, Greeks, Turks, Kurds, Arabs.
In order to make clear the concept of r-prox-regular sets, we state the following concrete example.
Increasingly, however as the limitations of external surveillance systems have become clear the concept of internal or self-evaluation has grown in importance.
In order to make clear the concept of r-prox-regular sets, we state the following concrete example: The union of two disjoint intervals [ a, b ] and [ c, d ] is r-prox-regular with r = c − b 2, see [9, 13, 21].
They edit grant proposals to make sure the text is clear, the concepts are explained accessibly, and the content addresses the themes of the grant.
It is not clear whether the concept of an 'active' body is taken to be an independent and intuitively clear concept (are moving bodies not active?), or whether it merely repeats the claim already made that bodies as such do not contain any motive force.
As widespread as software leasing has become, most federally regulated commercial banks still steer clear, judging the concept too risky.
It quickly becomes clear that the concept of "the survival of the fittest" gives license to a multitude of contradictory views and schemes.
