Sentence examples for clearly designating from inspiring English sources

It may even speed the uptake of educational VR and AR by clearly designating products designed to that market's sensibilities.

The White Supremacist Labelling Act of 2015 would require white supremacists to wear 4-inch-by-6-inch name tags clearly designating them as members of an official hate group.

In contrast, longitudinal sera from patients without reactions or healthy donors, as control for RR-specificity, showed no significant difference in IP-10, clearly designating IP-10 as a serological marker for RR (Fig.  2).

After a fire in August at the former Deutsche Bank building, Mr. Violette said, the dormitory authority worked closely with the Fire Department "to design a plan to remove rubbish from the building and to clearly designate, define and highlight exit routes within and out of the building".

Why else would he have designed it from so few components: each of which is compact, simple in shape, and clearly designated to fulfill a specific function?

The enormous, gorgeous kitchen was wasted on them, and there was no clearly designated eating area.

There must be a pitcher and catcher, and their positions on the field are clearly designated.

The quality of writing, the detail and insight into the social background, would clearly designate it as a literary novel.

There must be no overhang of any kind covering the smoking area, and signs must clearly designate the area.

The next drumbeat will be to oppose a significant drawdown in Afghanistan, which is clearly designated as "Obama's war".

The prosecution has a "tame" witness, a Merrill Lynch broker involved in the transactions at issue, clearly designated the sprat to catch the celebrity mackerel.