Sentence examples for many clauses from inspiring English sources

Many clauses that are forwarded this way, however, are of little usefulness and may degrade performance.

Our founding document contains many clauses that may be archaic and irrelevant but are nonetheless inoffensive.

There are many clauses in leases that you should know about and understand.

"But I realized after we had raised the money that there were so many clauses that came with it that I had lost complete control of the company".

Many clauses of this Treaty are undoubtedly necessary, such as the prohibition of weapons of mass destruction, and the use of space for exclusively peaceful purposes.

It's easier to follow links, he thinks, than to keep track of so many clauses in page after page of long paragraphs.

But in many cases, clauses in the policies meant customers could never make a claim and some were unaware that PPI had been added to their loan.

The difficulty in solving such problems is thus in identifying the minimal unsatisfiable subset from the many irrelevant clauses.

Magna Carta contained many more clauses regulating trade than it did human rights.

She spoke in both English and fluent Italian, which allowed her to navigate the many hypothetical clauses in her testimony.

It's dramatic, for sure, but in a measured, nuanced, knotty way, like a long, complex sentence with many digressive clauses and a logic sometimes hard to follow.