Sentence examples for more clearly because from inspiring English sources

Kenneth A. Froot, who teaches international finance at Harvard Business School, said, "The Fed needs to get the word out more clearly" because of the politically volatile times.

And in The Hotel Child, West says that "the decadence of several of the characters is revealed more clearly because of their alcoholism, drug use, and prejudice".

The conditions of transition between phases appear more clearly because they depend on classic characteristics of the road in question (ρ c, ν c, ρmax, etc).

"I couldn't believe it that he wouldn't ask me more clearly because it was clearly a very close call," Federer said.

You will see opportunities more clearly, because of the differences you now perceive.

They have no agenda, and they can see what's out there more clearly because they don't have a filter telling them what has to be out there.

In debates over legislation, it is even more clearly fallacious, because laws are instruments that explicitly allow some things but not others.

A thumbs-up gesture is symbolic expression protected by the First Amendment, for instance, and "liking" something on Facebook is even more clearly expressive because it generates text on a computer screen, he said.

This application benefits from high diversity, because overlapping individual reads are likely to share informative SNPs, and errors can be more clearly identified because of high coverage.

Mirren does all this, I guess, because, more clearly than the men around her, she sees the movie's yawning fault — the nagging threat of dullness — and tries to make amends.

The problem is posed more clearly for Hume because he intensifies Hutcheson's subjectivism.