Sentence examples similar to e to clarify from inspiring English sources

You should also get into the habit of following up suggestions with an e-mail to clarify and reinforce your ideas.

(The "e" was added to clarify pronunciation).

The e-mail helps to clarify recent testimony by regulators over the rate-manipulation scandal.

In a guest contribution below, Ellis, a frequent presence on Dot Earth, expands on the points in his Op-Ed piece hoping to clarify potential misperceptions and defend his main thesis:  Earth Does Not Have a Human Carrying Capacity By Erle Ellis In the interests of avoiding misunderstandings, I've compiled a short list of comments and responses to criticisms of my September 14, 2013 NYT Op-Ed.

Update: IT HIT e-mailed me to clarify pricing.

There have been studies on Es over decades to clarify its generation mechanism, structure, time evolution, and distribution using various instruments and techniques.

But type enrichment with implicit classes is a common pattern which IDEs generally help to clarify (e.g. by underlining methods which are the result of type enrichment).

In order to clarify E-MBMS scheduling, Figure 1 shows an example of E-MBMS configuration.

He sent an e-mail to investors to clarify the distinction and acknowledged that he understood that rehabilitating a troubled franchise would not be swift or easy.

Indonesia, for example, reported 100% training completion based on its 2002 training goals rather than in absolute numbers (the actual proportion of staff trained at health centre level was 35%), but countries were re-contacted (by e-mail or telephone) to clarify inconsistent replies.

The first effort would be to clarify whether the E-E model contained any elements as mentioned above.