Sentence examples for clearer use from inspiring English sources

The agencies might be more useful if they made a more agile and clearer use of their ratings even as they take account of official efforts to correct imbalances with Latin American sovereigns.

But in the home there is a clearer use case.

More recently "Pieces of Intelligence: the Existential Poetry of Donald H. Rumsfeld", by Hart Seely, mockingly recasts in blank verse some of the defence secretary's turns of phrase.Now the Plain English Campaign, a British group that lobbies for clearer use of language, has given Mr Rumsfeld the "Foot in Mouth Award" for the most baffling comment by a public figure.

Further, Juniper Research predicts that more advanced technologies will first be created "for the enterprise and healthcare segments, which have clearer use case diane-von-furstenbergs" (2014, p. 2).

Jeschke et al. (2014) argued for a clearer use of the word 'impacts' focusing on clarity about directionality, classification and measurement, ecological and socio-economic changes and scale.

defer.add img); Bottle frozen in distilled water that was boiled once To make the ice much clearer, use filtered water that has been boiled and cooled twice.

Images taken with the technique are made clearer using contrast agents that strongly absorb X-ray [4, 5, 6].

The chain redesigned its menu to make it clearer, using mouth-watering pictures, boxes and color-coded categories.

At the outpatient clinic, information supply can be simplified and made clearer using visual aids, for example.

The lesson for the new Treasury secretary is clear: use TARP money to buy troubled assets and to mitigate foreclosures.

Fortunately, week three's exercises represent a clear shift towards more tangible concepts with concrete examples that make clear use of the concepts we've been learning.