Sentence examples similar to make time to clear from inspiring English sources

To complete an 'after-action review' make time to capture a clear picture of what unfolded (try to separate out your biases as you do this), consider the "what-if" options that were available but weren't taken and what impact these may have had, and then distill the lessons you learned.

Take time to make sure you are absolutely clear.

The media should dedicate more time to making each party's intention clear, because people are busy and often don't have time to research the full manifestos themselves.

You have to make time for relationships, to recharge, and clear your mind".

She'd been trying, not for the first time, to lovingly make clear to Elliot why she could no longer sleep with him.

If he argues or persists with behavior that makes you uncomfortable, it's time to set clearer boundaries.

She said the UN report made it clear that "time to preserve Earth as we know it is running out".

There is less greenery around now, which makes it a good time to get a clearer view of the structure of bramble plants.

Make time in your life to clear your head of all the negative thoughts that are going on day in day out.

But his instructors did make clear that, "from time to time", the GRU has to eliminate its enemies.

You've committed time to do research -- make that clear to them.