Sentence examples for makes clear if the from inspiring English sources

As Locke makes clear, if the door to my room is unlocked, I am free with respect to the act of leaving the room, because I have the ability to stay or leave as I will.

The United States did not initially make clear if the policy applied only to new applicants.

She added: "Decisions will be taken in due course and, as the government has always made clear, if the decision is to legislate for same-sex marriage then there will be protections to ensure that no religious group is compelled to take part in same-sex marriage".

A: Though it's not made clear if the events of White House Down take place in the same universe as 21 Jump Street, Tatum is not playing Greg Jenko.

However, I think it was -- she made clear if the de facto regime needed to be reminded that we seek a restoration of democratic and constitutional order, a peaceful resolution.

Thus, this type of biological data does not make clear if the two components interact directly with each other.

The genetic mechanisms for imprinting can be made clear if the genomic distribution of imprinted genes and their actions and interactions are studied.

Such data is a type of qualitative information that does not make clear if the two genes (or their corresponding products) have a physical interaction.

These confusing results could be made clearer if the study population was randomly selected and the statistical power stronger.

Mwathethe said the attack was launched against a company-sized force of soldiers, without making clear if this was the size of the Kenyan contingent in the area or the mixed force.

As the HBR article makes clear, if I'd understood the use and importance of financial and inventory controls, I could have prevented millions of dollars in fraud.