Sentence examples for makes clear whether from inspiring English sources

This is supposed to be the one number that makes clear whether a bank is prepared for a crisis.

It makes clear, whether consciously or unconsciously, the unholy alliance of creativity, money and public relations that dominates New York's restaurant economy.

The story never makes clear whether his stunted intellect is biological or the result of his mother's overprotectiveness after losing one child (Nikki) already.

The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, the drug industry's trade group, continues to fight the practice, arguing that data rarely makes clear whether drugs are truly equivalent.

But that wide support is bound to fracture as she makes clear whether she will favor speedy reviews of new drugs and devices, or greater assurances of their safety; quick and broad recalls of foods that may be contaminated, or slower and more narrow pullbacks of only those products that have proved to be unsafe.

"This is a much more comprehensive law because it makes clear — whether devices, biologics or drugs are involved — the issue is inappropriate gift-giving," said Sharon Treat, the executive director of a nonprofit group, the National Legislative Association for Prescription Drug Pricing, and a Democrat in the Maine House of Representatives.

The filings do not make clear whether the incidents involved other factors, like alcohol or drugs.

Federal prosecutors have not made clear whether any of their investigations remain open.

The memo does not make clear whether Olympus knew about those links.

The statement did not make clear whether any American agencies would be held accountable.

"The states need to make clear whether they're valid or not," she said.