Sentence examples for for some clarity from inspiring English sources

They struggle for some clarity and leave the meeting feeling a slight buzz.

Robbie Barbero, who led efforts to modernize biotech regulations in the Obama White House, agrees that it's time for some clarity, according to a report in Wired.

Because I need it to start now.' I felt a lot of people in their 20's could relate to that feeling, praying for an epiphany, praying for some clarity, something that would come along and open their eyes".

Calling for "some clarity" about the overall aims of the change, the committee asks bluntly whether the goal is to reduce numbers on DLA, reduce the length of time people receive it, improve its targeting "or to achieve something else".

In the dressing room after that fight in 1952, a barely coherent Robinson looked to Mayor Impellitteri of New York, a trio of medical doctors, and his manager, George Gainford, for some clarity on what had just happened.

(We've asked Google for some clarity here and will update this post with any response).

That's as much plot as you'll get here, but a tip of the cloth cap to the adapter, Arthur Perlman, and to the producers, David Richenthal and Jack Viertel, for bringing some clarity and crispness to the vexed book, by Fred Saidy and Harburg.

A qualitative process evaluation e.g., [ 34, 35] would have been valuable for providing some clarity around specific intervention effects.

Who can say for certain, but some clarity might have been provided by a later message reading "Let's get school dinners in this country sorted!" Mm.

The president's press secretary, Sean Spicer, sought to provide some clarity for Trump's remarks Wednesday, according to The Washington Post's Jenna Johnson and Matt Zapotosky.

A spokesperson for the team provided some clarity this morning.