Sentence examples for inside clauses from inspiring English sources

Consider the following set of examples where logical relations are realized inside clauses.

The logical metaphor instances, "caused", "due to", "causal" and "cause", realize causality inside clauses.

In Example 3, logical relations are realized inside clauses by verb, preposition, noun and adjective (Halliday, 1998).

Logical metaphor is the metaphorical ways of realizing the consequential and temporal relations inside clauses (Martin 1992a).

A very similar problem arises here, where we have a subordinate clause inside another subordinate clause.

But, due to confidentiality clauses inside the Joint Drug Agreement, the document that lays out the protocols for suspensions and appeal hearings for those accused of violating MLB's drug policies, the specifics behind the charges against A-Rod were unknown.

But now AT&T is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to allow it to hide class action bans -- bans which 20 states have ruled unconscionable (one-sided and unenforceable) -- inside those arbitration clauses where they would function as "get out of jail free" cards for corporate wrongdoers.

How Wells Fargo is taking advantage of a hidden clause inside almost every customer agreement.

The next step is to analyze the event-predicates inside the sub-ordinate clause.

This is the embedding of smaller units inside bigger ones: a subordinate clause is a kind of recursion, embedding a sentence in a bigger one.

It consists in inserting a tautology inside an expression evaluated by a WHERE clause, in such a way that this expression becomes a tautology itself.