Sentence examples for phrase to clarify from inspiring English sources

We have added a phrase to clarify that amotile mutants, including the motB1 and motX mutants, do not successfully colonize the juvenile light organ.

When it is your turn to speak, try asking questions or using phrases to clarify what you heard.

These changes included switching the order of text, removing unnecessary text and/or adding in words or phrases to help to clarify the intent of the items.

Although the declaration was meant to clarify a phrase in a document from the Second Vatican Council (1962 65) and did not change church teaching, its assertion that other Christian bodies "cannot be called 'churches' in the proper sense" because they lack apostolic succession was lamented by several Protestant groups.

This quiz was amended on 8 August 2016 to clarify the phrasing of the first question.

Since then, the list of phrases he has been forced to clarify or disavow is long and embarrassing: "People need to work longer hours"; "I'm not sure we need half a billion dollars on women's health-care issues"; "anchor babies"; "stuff happens".

Initially interviews were read independently, to clarify key phrases or words and emerging concepts related to each of the three objectives: (1) mothers' knowledge of child safety devices and practices, (2) facilitators and inhibitors of child safety practices, and (3) mothers' recommendations for future child safety interventions to improve message delivery.

Editor's note: the phrase "on magazine covers" was added to clarify the meaning of the sentence starting "No white American woman asks …" at 4pm ET on 7 July.

Modifications were made to make this information more distinct, and the wording of the case scenario given to participants was altered to clarify that the phrase 'take-home' message was a synonym for the word summary.

No sooner had he uttered that phrase than he took it back, desperate to clarify that he was joking — that he would never really consider something so, well, vain.

Although line length and tonal pattern were still governed by a given tune, extra words could be inserted to make the lyrics livelier and to clarify the relationship between phrases and clauses of the poem.