Sentence examples for much to clarify from inspiring English sources

But will analysing the reflections of these employees do much to clarify mutual misunderstanding?

The Pentagon has not done much to clarify the bombing of a hospital run by Doctors Without Borders on Saturday.

In its wealth of documentary detail, Raul Hilberg's "Destruction of the European Jews" (1961) did much to clarify how the Holocaust was physically organized.

Dr. Tattersall said that this "doesn't help much to clarify the situation, since it appears to differ significantly between the two individuals".

In the 20th century, the establishment of rules by international committees in the fields of zoology, botany, bacteriology, and virology has done much to clarify the situation.

The intention of this paper is not so much to clarify these sometimes vague meanings but to highlight some characteristics of environmental governance connected with the restructuring of the spatial dimensions of politics.

Music cognition has much potential to clarify processes of development and differentiation of historical repertories.

However, whether the endothelium-protective action of exenatide is related to reduction of nitrooxidative stress still needs much exploration to clarify.

Hence a definite conclusion cannot be made and more large-scale population studies will be much required to clarify this finding.

42 With the recent emphasis on the genetic and clinical overlap between motor neuron disease and FTD, systematic cognitive screening of patients with ALS would facilitate longitudinal studies that are much needed to clarify the different clinical patterns of disease, including prognosis and their different biological substrates.

It is much better to clarify instructions with questions before the exercise than do it wrongly and fail the test.