Sentence examples for offering clarity from inspiring English sources

There was sharpness when they sprung too, Betancur offering clarity, Martín Cáceres overlapping, Suárez looking sharp.

There are several areas where strong governance has a pronounced effect on growth, but the most important is in offering clarity.

Today, a single individual, a single contribution, can be a part of something remarkable – offering clarity in a time of crisis, reversing decades of historical injustice, or finding consensus in disputed truths.

Offering clarity on politics that Labour has for years now given complicated answers to, will be well received by an electorate tired of long, caveated policy statements from politicians.

From there, it's about assigning specific tasks and offering clarity and support accordingly.

Epson's Home Cinema 3500 delivers where it counts with a projector, in terms of brightness and color brightness in particular, while also offering clarity of image.

On Friday Nancy McDill and Susan Walters were the onstage duo pianists, offering the clarity that matched the incisive dancing of Megan Fairchild, Glenn Keenan and Lindy Mandradjieff.

China's army is planning to add impressive new capabilities an aircraft-carrier, a "carrier-killing" anti-ship ballistic missile, and a "stealth" jet fighter without offering much clarity about its strategic intentions.

The Little Book of Black Holes takes readers deep into the mysterious heart of the subject, offering rare clarity of insight into the physics that makes black holes simple yet destructive manifestations of geometric destiny.

It makes sense that the show's closest television ancestor is "The Dating Game," which appeared in the late 1960's, offering stereotypical clarity and sexual innuendo for another time when roles were in upheaval.

So far, though, G8 governments (half of which are also EU member states) have only promised $20bn over a three-year period; the food summit isn't offering any clarity on how this sum will be spent.