Sentence examples for greater clarification from inspiring English sources

In dry white wines, a fresher flavour is considered desirable, and the chief benefit of aging is greater clarification as various undesirable substances are precipitated.

Readers to whom much of this material is totally new may at some points feel the need to take her advice and read further, following the leads in her footnotes and extensive bibliography for greater clarification.

"I find it enormously dissatisfactory that the agencies are utterly complacent about challenging standards, yet all agree there needs to be greater clarification and a renewal of the contract with students," he said.

First, that presidential power must always remain checked and balanced, and second, that in an armed conflict which does not have boundaries, there needs to be much greater clarification as to the acts that become legitimate and under what circumstances.

A more limited range of strikes in countries such as Yemen are likely to be carried out by the US military working within a new set of legal guidelines agreed by Obama this week, giving greater clarification on how and when officials can target suspected terrorists operating abroad.

Greater clarification of issues relating to the bases for shear correction factors can be seen.

Again one thinks of Frost (for whom poems were not a great "clarification of life" but a "momentary stay against confusion").

With the promise of greater energy, clarification, higher performance, and ingenuity, it's worth dramatically reducing stress in your business.

Face-to-face interactions allow greater probing, clarification and more in-depth data to be gathered from the participants than telephone interview.

The scope for political philosophy is thus great, the clarification of its purpose and limitations urgent an aspect, indeed, of civilization's survival.

"For all that the details of the covenant proposal still need a great deal of clarification, nonetheless there is a following wind for that.