Sentence examples for considerable clarity from inspiring English sources

Zinman's understanding of Strauss's need to balance narrative and sentiment with classical structure was exceptional, and the logic of the underlying rondo was delineated with considerable clarity.

It appears to me well motivated, technically sound and written with considerable clarity.

115 It can therefore be concluded that there is considerable clarity and very little controversy concerning the law as it relates to withholding and withdrawal of potentially life-sustaining treatment from competent adults, or on behalf of incompetent persons without valid advance directives by their legally authorized substitute-decision-makers.

There was a considerable lack of clarity over normal debridement practice in a standard NHS community setting.

"David Leveaux's production delivers clarity, and considerable thoughtfulness, amid the zinging repartee and sexual farce," writes Emma John in the Observer.

But if the Great Recession has indeed relaxed its grip on American life, it has been replaced by something that might be called the Great Ambiguity — a time of considerable debate over the clarity of economic indicators and the staying power of apparent improvements.

Certainly his fluent prose style, with its combination of grace and clarity, was a considerable recommendation.

Mr. Robertson gave the work focus and clarity, amplifying its considerable impact.

Following the seminal work of C. I. Lewis, contemporary scholars have taken on that challenge with considerable success in terms of clarity and established results, although a fair number of the latter are to the coherentist's disadvantage.

"The main driver underpinning Moody's decision to downgrade the UK's government bond rating to AA1 is the increasing clarity that, despite considerable structural economic strengths, the UK's economic growth will remain sluggish over the next few years due to the anticipated slow growth of the global economy and the drag on the UK economy," Moody's said.

This lack of clarity has generated considerable uncertainty and much criticism.