Sentence examples for makes clear see from inspiring English sources
Rarely have so many large economies been so ill-equipped to manage a recession, whatever its provenance, as our "wriggle-room" ranking makes clear (see article).
Governments, increasingly struggling to meet society's demands, are desperate for help from someone more creative than the typical bureaucrat.Businesses, as this week's special report in The Economist makes clear (see article), want to engage in socially responsible but still entrepreneurial schemes that let them "do well by doing good".
On the face of it, it seems a strange assertion, given the global financial mess that is sure to dominate the next president's first year.After all, that financial panic shows obvious signs of spreading into the real economy, as the parlous state of Detroit's car manufacturers makes clear (see article).
But it would take an ostrich not to notice the gap between the official optimism in Washington and the military and political facts on the ground.As our special report makes clear (see article), America's forces in Iraq are at full stretch and yet still failing to suppress the insurgency.
In this respect, and as he himself makes clear (see 'The Structure and Content of Truth'), Davidson does not merely reject the specific premises that underlie the realist and anti-realist positions, but views the very dispute between them as essentially misconceived.
Lastly, one may question the assumption that it makes sense to speak of a final analysis, given that the procedure for analysing a sentence of ordinary language has not been made clear (See PI, Sections 60, 63 4, and Section 91).
We have now produced revised figures showing estimated survival probabilities during the initial time interval to make this clear (see Supplementary Data).
We have also modified Figure 2 to make this result clearer (see response to comment 3 below).
In his section on the "Language of Science" in the Philosophy, Whewell makes this position clear (see 1858b, p. 293).
Jews are, as the YouGov report made very clear, seen as a pretty dominant people: in charge of the media, you know.
Yet Poland sees Germany as its best friend in the EU.The Polish prime minister, Donald Tusk, made his dismay thunderingly clear (see Charlemagne).
