Sentence examples for how it clarifies from inspiring English sources

And there are a couple of other areas that Facebook says it will have modified in the next four weeks, such as its cookie policy and how it clarifies to users of its Android app that when they stop synching data it doesn't delete data that had been synched in the past; and still others where the changes are ongoing (eg in how the company complies with new regulations).

I like the way he talks about the canal, how it rolls along but doesn't murmur, as such, and how it clarifies "all the houses yellow, black and small".

It is hard to see, for example, what any of it really has to say about George Bush, how it clarifies anything about the "awful and unending war" or why blogging is given such a prominent role, since the story wouldn't be at all changed were Pam's suicide note recorded instead on vellum or VHS.

We then go on to present our general model, and explain how it clarifies these apparently contradicting observations.

Quality assessment is done instead in a heuristic perspective to enrich the C-M-O configurations and should answer the question: "Is this study good enough to provide some evidence that will contribute to the synthesis?" 39 Each study should be assessed according to how it clarifies the configurations.

The beauty of the advice, of course, is how quickly it clarifies, for some of us, what we've always known: we can't.

It clarifies how ER stress leads to cellular malfunction and disease processes and how ER activation eliminates both ER stress and associated cardiovascular, diabetic, and other metabolic diseases.

It clarifies how relevant dependability-related aspects affect reliability, refuting some intuitive ideas, and revealing some previously unknown bus and star benefits.

The better reading of the Court's decision is that it clarifies how this vexing issue should now be addressed.

BT should be given no more taxpayers' money to roll out rural broadband until it clarifies how it is spending the £1.2bn already paid to it, the Commons Public Accounts Committee has said.

It clarifies how a federal statute, the RFRA, applies to the species of claims made by Hobby Lobby's owners, but it leaves unresolved many other statutory and constitutional questions raised by each side to the dispute (see each side's amicus briefs).