Sentence examples for enough clarification from inspiring English sources

Finally, readers will want enough clarification from philosophers to help them keep an eye on how the scientists and the public-policy types shuffle terms like "human", "person" and "nature".What the interested general reader needs, in brief, is not an expert in any one of those three fields but a thoughtful, scholarly outsider who reads widely and carefully enough to triangulate the issues.

"They were exploring with us what kind of solutions we were asking for, and now we have enough clarifications so as to start the process of technical meetings".

The questionnaire was used in a pilot study on a small number of GPs to survey whether it can be administered easily and it has enough conceptual clarification.

But is clarification enough?

One major reason for the rather low frequency in our study compared to other studies may be that we only included prescribing errors that the dispensing pharmacists considered severe enough to necessitate a clarification contact with the prescriber.

He says he has always advocated reporting suspected abuse to the appropriate law enforcement agencies... Of course this clarification is not enough and conveniently leaves out the misleading voice-over narration.

Thus, the frontline HWs concerned might not have been able to understand what the words 'at least two doses' really meant literally and even spared enough time to consult for clarification, leave alone the fact that even their superiors/supervisors were unequally informed of what the words meant.

Some stated that the time spent was "definitely inadequate" with comments like "in an ideal world, patients [should be] counselled for at least 30 minutes with enough time for questions and clarifications".

Future work will require multi-centre efforts to gather large enough, prospective cohorts to provide robust clarification of truly prognostic markers.

The German chancellor found the evidence substantial enough to call the White House and demand clarification.

Clarification I wasn't clear enough in last week's column about the steps The Times is taking to allow reader comment on articles on its Web site.