Sentence examples for clearly divulge from inspiring English sources

Only after the housing bubble began to deflate did Merrill and other banks begin to clearly divulge the many billions of dollars of troubled securities that were linked to them, often through opaque vehicles like Pyxis.

To improve signal to noise, a low pass filter can be applied either directly or after taking the derivative of the signal [ Fig. 3(d)], which facilitates automatic step detection as the derivative signal clearly divulges the individual calcium step location.

The model also clearly divulges that the cooling provided by partial evaporation of the acetic acid solvent is vital to maintain stable steady state operation.

"His immigration status had nothing to do with it whatsoever and should not have been divulged, clearly".

Although the Southern Shrimp Alliance refuses to divulge financial details, the pay-off is clearly worth many millions of dollars.What is more, the deals allow America's shrimpers to get hold of another source of protectionist cash: the proceeds of the dumping duties themselves.

Consumer groups say that the Affordable Care Act isn't supposed to supersede the Americans With Disabilities Act, which prohibits employers from asking employees to divulge medical information, except when it's clearly related to job performance or purely voluntary.

Sam Goodyear Oneonta, N.Y., Dec. 24, 2008 • To the Editor: Amazon.com will not divulge how many Kindles it has sold, because, clearly, the number isn't all that high.

This legislation clearly stipulates that a journalist can only be forced to divulge this privileged relationship under rigorous, and extreme conditions such as if the court considers it necessary in order to "prevent imminent and actual harm to national security," or "imminent death or significant bodily harm".

But most often Barbie prods me to divulge, divulge, divulge.

(She declined to divulge specifics).

She laughed, but refused to divulge.