Sentence examples for important clarity from inspiring English sources

It is not a bad caution for managing this largely unmanageable language: Grammar is important, clarity is more so.

For Bradford, the analysis provides important clarity on the question of why soil-warming studies appear to provide contradictory evidence, with some showing losses of soil carbon and some showing no change.

Unfortunately, insufficient detail and more important, clarity, is provided in the methods to allow one to fully understand the procedure or to allow replication of their results.

In one of the "filmettes," for example, Canadian choreographer Emily Molnar, instructs her dancers to make sure they have all-important "clarity of intent".

Clarity on sharing experiences in advance is as important as clarity on wanting individual experiences.

It's just as important, for clarity and to reinforce self-awareness, to have the person play back to you after the meeting in an e-mail what they heard and said.

He said it was important that clarity was provided urgently on the future direction of health and social care services in Northern Ireland.

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Layout can be important for clarity - don't be afraid to take up space.

"The important thing is clarity," Mr. Santiago replied.

"I think it's important there be clarity on this issue".