Sentence examples for much needed clarity from inspiring English sources

Finally, some much needed clarity.

A recently published consensus definition provides some much needed clarity about what a clinical definition entails.

The Civil Aviation Authority CAAA) said the verdict provided "much needed clarity".

"This report brings much needed clarity where previously there has been denial, obfuscation and abdication of responsibility," he said.

Sirer said that an entity with subpoena power could bring much needed clarity by examining the records of various cryptocurrency exchanges.

Anyone looking for an antidote to this sloppiness will find it in Flanagan, who brings much needed clarity, insight and sophistication to the debate.

But we do very much need clarity on what to do when state and private power intertwine.

Importantly, we very much need clarity from the electoral commission on one particular point - that it will not be against the law to campaign against bills in parliament.

On April 16th, the IRS released the latest round of guidance governing investment into Opportunity Zones, providing much need clarity and a workable framework for investors.

He added that the ruling would give much needed legal clarity to airlines.

In this rich and empirically grounded comparative study of the EU's bilateral climate relations with China and India, Diarmuid Torney provides some much needed conceptual clarity on the relationship between would-be leaders and followers, and how climate leadership might be better achieved by the EU in its external relations.