Sentence examples for going to clarify from inspiring English sources

Even if it does go through, the SEC is going to clarify this public/private thing and how many investors you can put in there.

He pledged: "We are going to clarify the background unsparingly, and at this very moment, everything is being put on the table as quickly, thoroughly and transparently as possible".

"Baghdad's not going to clarify itself in my mind militarily for a couple of months," he said, pointing in particular to the difficulty of reining in what he called the "splintered" death squads of the Mahdi Army, the Shiite militia of radical cleric Moqtada al-Sadr.

"It's certainly going to clarify a huge amount about the evolution of tyrannosaurs".

Susan Watts, when are you going to clarify your role in this?

It's a very, very difficult question, and no one measurement is going to clarify it.

But they did not know how far the IRA would go to clarify its aims.

This teacher may look a little fusty, with his bushy mustache and carefully tucked-in shirts, but he is a brave fellow, lugging his sketch pad wherever he thinks he has to go to clarify a point, even to a window-washing platform balanced outside a high floor of the World Trade Center.

A former marine in line for a Trump rally in Rothschild, Wisconsin, tells me that, returning to the U.S. from a deployment overseas, he found himself wondering, "Where did my country go?" To clarify, he tells me that he was in Qatar on the day that Obama was first elected.

Even if the MFNU is promising as a diagnostic tool, there is still a way to go to clarify the differentiating power of the instrument when used in connection with all the DSM-IV subgroups of ADHD, and with other clinical groups.

The aim of this paper is to provide three examples that go to clarify the results of Froelich and Marsalli; in particular, it is shown that the converses to both statements are false.