Sentence examples for explicitly lay from inspiring English sources
Companies "did not explicitly lay out the risks if the strategy went wrong".
Most companies explicitly lay out each director's qualifications for serving on the board to meet a recent Securities and Exchange Commission requirement.
The SNP also wants "responsibility for broadcasting" to be devolved to the Scottish government, though does not explicitly lay out how that would be achieved.
This isn't because people are ignorant about how higher fuel-economy standards would affect them personally; polls that explicitly lay out the potential trade-offs involved still find support for tougher standards.
They explicitly lay out the scenario where anything in excess of $100,000 triggers the NSOs.
3) The Right To Information On Third Party Sharing Facebook needs to explicitly lay out what it does with your user data and how it target ads exactly.
After I had my first ballet recital, you offered vaguely supportive comments without explicitly lying.
This pairwise matching operation, either implicitly or explicitly, lies at the heart of most standard structural characterization schemes for particle systems.
Recently, with attitudes towards gay relationships becoming more accepting, this kind of PR arrangement is less frequent, with high profile personalities who shy away from being publicly out preferring to live in a "glass closet" and maintaining privacy, while never explicitly lying about their sexuality.
Recently, with attitudes toward gay relationships becoming more accepting, this kind of PR arrangement is less frequent, with high-profile personalities who shy away from being publicly out preferring to live in a "glass closet" and maintaining privacy, while never explicitly lying about their sexuality.
The second course of action that we asked respondents about involved the physician prescribing the placebo and explicitly lying to the patient by telling the patient that the pill the patient was receiving was an active therapy that would help to fight what was causing the patient's symptoms ("lying").
