Sentence examples for making more clear from inspiring English sources

But recent excavations at the house, combined with new historical scholarship, are making more clear how much the Bowne family and other businessmen in the region exploited slave labor for their profits.

This combination would help the economy directly with (socially useful) government spending and indirectly as it reduces private sector uncertainty by making more clear the path of future deficits and thus the taxes that will be needed to cover those deficits.

"Now it's been made more clear.

"The lie behind the buzzword of diversity could not be made more clear," he said.

That's the wrong policy at a time when the need for government has never been made more clear.

May's decision to call an election only makes more clear that progressivism in the United Kingdom faces a crisis.

"It also made more clear what we were up against, even if it means facing the risks," he said.

The social network said that it had rewritten the rules partly to make more clear why updates weren't removed when users complained about them.

Now, the City Council is considering legislation to require that they and others like them make more clear what services they do and do not provide.

Thatcher's sense of obligation is made more clear and powerful when Steinbeck reveals that he is black, at a time the military was segregated.

The distinctions between and characteristics of these scales will be expanded upon and made more clear in a subsequent section on "System descriptions".