Sentence examples for issues more explicitly from inspiring English sources

Given how much spending is being talked about at the G20 (whether new money for the IMF or existing national fiscal stimulus) this was the ideal moment to link the two issues more explicitly.

They agreed to negotiate multilateral agreements on investment and antitrust policies, as well as to link trade and environmental issues more explicitly than ever.

No additional experiments are absolutely required, but the authors need to discuss the following issues more explicitly: 1) Why cortactin synergizes with dimeric VCA but not monomeric VCA.

One way to address this issue more explicitly is to separate these two effects by looking at returns to education for those whose education, in terms of field of study and educational degree, is in line with what is considered "required" for native-born workers in their jobs.

We have added a panel comparing the PD component of average cell elongation in dumpy and WT wing blades and have discussed this issue more explicitly in the main text (subsection headed "Relationship between tissue stress and cell elongation").

"The sequel will still be very much about revolution, politics, ideology and commitment, but also about sexuality and masculinity – his, but also mine too, and that's not something that I've thought about too extensively in my life and I need to grapple with these issues much more explicitly in the sequel".

The World Health Organization is expected, in the near future, to issue new, more explicitly conservative guidelines.

In its autumn 2011 letter to GNM directors, Two Tomorrows also stressed the need to align the sustainability strategy more closely to the core business goals in order to ensure that social, ethical, environmental and governance issues are considered more explicitly.

And this emotional truth may help outsiders interpret the White Paper the Chinese leaders issued last week, warning more explicitly than before that Taiwan's foot-dragging in negotiations, let alone any declaration of independence, could force China to take "drastic measures".

I believe this issue should be addressed more explicitly for it is an issue that affects many future endeavors.

Anecdotally, increased awareness has emboldened more public defenders to raise the issue of unconscious bias more explicitly in the courtroom, as Jacobs did at the recent murder trial.