Sentence examples for more clearly explain from inspiring English sources

Let us now take an illustration, which will still more clearly explain his nature.

The president did push rules aimed at forcing lenders to more clearly explain loan terms.

These branding and marketing experts are helping nonprofits more clearly explain their purpose in simple but powerful ways that connect emotionally with the public.

Holloway says the board is now consulting intensely with the community, surveying every landholder to try to understand their concerns and more clearly explain the facts of the eradication program.

Earlier this month, shareholders overcame management opposition to similar proposals at Occidental Petroleum and PPL, a large utility holding company, and passed resolutions forcing the companies to more clearly explain how climate change could affect their businesses.

The proposal would also limit a fund's yearly assessments for marketing and service costs to no more than 0.25 percent of assets and require funds to more clearly explain what fees are used for.

Our results suggest that the distribution of magpie nests is related to landscape connectivity, which can be more clearly explained by taking into account the anthropogenic factors.

I do think it's cause for confusion, and I believe it has to be more clearly explained or taken out all together".

During a brief question-and-answer session following his lecture, Dennett mentioned that his theories difficult to fully describe in just one hour were more clearly explained in two of his 14 books, Elbow Room and Freedom Evolves.

And I wish that "Harmony of the Spheres," designed with the Princeton music theorist Dmitri Tymoczko, had been more clearly explained, and provided with levels of "experiments" to perform by touching its colored spheres to produce three-note chords.

The study's designers agreed that the risk of blindness should have been more clearly explained, but said that the infants were within the standard band of care, and therefore facing the same steep odds as any premature infant not in the study.