Sentence examples for offer to clarify from inspiring English sources

Akehurst didn't take up my offer to clarify.

Mike, I read your review of Inform's beta launch, and would like to take you up on your offer to clarify a few things about our product.

If your appointment is outside the norm (split across departments or involving administrative or outreach responsibilities, for example), push those making the offer to clarify (in writing) such matters as tenure home and performance criteria and expectations; mentoring structures; teaching responsibilities; and office location.

Sometimes death offers to clarify things with its binary force — alive/dead, on/off, here/gone — but what death ultimately creates is chaos.

Although several explanations can be offered to clarify the greater adaptations associated with a wide range of velocities observed after the high-load/low-velocity strength training program, the most likely explanation is the occurrence of changes in neural and morphological factors associated with this type of training (e.g., increases in RFD, muscle mass, and/or fiber pennation angle).

Short courses of treatment are sometimes offered to clarify treatment response.

The trained interviewer read this form with the patient and relative and then offered to clarify any issues that remained ambiguous.

If the patient is allocated to the control group, an additional meeting with the patient and the informal caregiver will be offered to clarify the options available in case of unmet palliative needs.

Another explanation that could be offered to clarify the differences in odds ratio's is that the children were selected based on the child version of the screening questionnaire.

As Chief Tighe O'Meara recently posted on the Ashland Police Department Facebook page, "I offer this up to clarify a concern that has been brought up, not as a political statement, but as a statement of fact, and of re-assurance to the community: The entire State of Oregon is a 'sanctuary' state".

107 110 The PEGASUS-Murcia project is a sound base for multidisciplinary collaborative mental health research studies which will provide not only a huge amount of epidemiological information but will also offer exciting opportunities to clarify the complex interactions between genetic and environmental factors which result in a range of mental health disorders.