Sentence examples for make that clarity from inspiring English sources

He takes providence to make that clarity and progress possible.

"Make sure that clarity or the flow of the sentence demands the split," the book says.

This process continued in blocks of four participants until a determination was made that the readability, clarity and relevance of all instructions and items, including response options and response scale format, were acceptable based on consensus agreements among respondents in an entire block.

The committee does add its voice to questions about whether/how legal liability will mesh with automated decision making — writing that "clarity is required" on whether "new mechanisms for legal liability and redress" are needed or not.

Yet that clarity made him forget what he was doing, and he was nearly whacked by a speeding cab.

"I'm looking for the reasonable response," he said, "and I don't think I have enough clarity to make that judgment yet".

The italicised words describe how each characteristic is being presented numerically rather than the name of the characteristic itself, and are therefore italicised for clarity to make that distinction.

So it's good to ask them, to make sure you get that clarity.

And once you make that step -- there is a clarity you can flush through.

But the ending makes clear that the political clarity and complexity, the historical insight, the command of custom and law that marked his four-decade filmmaking career was also graced by the ability to make decisive, symbolic moments.

Richard Hughes from the IMF's Fiscal Affairs Department says that clarity also makes shocks to fiscal policy less likely.The IMF does not exactly practise what it preaches, however.