Sentence examples similar to contributing clarity from inspiring English sources

The cover should be a warning to Congress and regulators: Ever more rules rarely contribute to clarity and truthfulness.

The dearth was in the digging for it.The cover should be a warning to Congress and regulators: Ever more rules rarely contribute to clarity and truthfulness.

The proper categorization of SAD remains an enigma over seven decades after its initial description, and literature reviews to date have been able to contribute little clarity [ 27, 28], and some investigators have questioned the existence of the syndrome [ 29].

Mr Speckter said the interrobang could be used in rhetorical questions, contributing "nuance and clarity".

Earlier this month, poet and contributing editor to Fogged Clarity Daniel DeVaughn interviewed the distinguished poet (and poetry editor of The Kenyon Review) David Baker about Robert Frost, contemporary poetic trends, and his forthcoming collection, Scavenger Loop.

Clarity about the aims of researcher-stakeholder relationships helps to make engagement programs more meaningful, and contributes to greater clarity about when CE should be recommended or required.

Yet her clarity contributed to her kindness.

But Mr. Adams's clear gestures and sharp cues no doubt contributed to the clarity and suppleness of the performance.

Note: attentive removal of generated surface scum with spoon and ladle during this time will hugely contribute to the clarity of the finished broth.

Conceptual clarity contributes to the body of scholarship by explaining how competing demands and their associated tensions can be interpreted.

EPRP processes are widely considered to have contributed greatly to clarity about CO and individual staff accountabilities, to motivation and a culture shift.