Sentence examples for clearly prescriptive from inspiring English sources
The term "smart power" (the successful combination of hard and soft power resources into effective strategy) was clearly prescriptive rather than just analytical.
There are, at any rate, clearly prescriptive elements in both these texts.
It is doubtful, then, that there are adequate grounds for assigning Nietzsche a view on such subtle matters as whether ethical language is primarily cognitive or non-cognitive, when it clearly evinces aspects of both descriptive and prescriptive discourse.
Clearly the burden would be on the prescriptive evolutionary ethicist to explain why a trait's having been good at propagating the alleles coding for it tens or hundreds of thousands of years ago should be thought to have anything at all with the rational or moral justification of our embracing it.
Yes, there are implications in her work for how we think about mothering as well as fathering, but as she clearly points out, her ideas are descriptive, not prescriptive.
With predictive and prescriptive software plugged into CRM data, C-level executives will be able to clearly understand probable outcomes of a given month, quarter and year; the risks that need to be accounted and managed for; and run scenarios to understand the trade-offs of different decisions.
Establishing a clearly limited power to take action against anti-competitive violations, rather than encumbering this vital sector with detailed and prescriptive regulation, is the sensible approach.
Those shows are prescriptive.
They're not prescriptive.
They're too prescriptive.
