Sentence examples for qualify statements from inspiring English sources

Thus, please amend or qualify statements of novelty throughout the manuscript to specifically reflect the application of these analyses to the developmental trajectory of the electrophysiological phenotype.

In any case, the authors should rewrite, clarify and qualify statements and conclusions in the manuscript in way that tries to bring the rest of the field around to the author's point of view.

You sometimes have to qualify statements, especially when discussing theories, predictions, allegations or correlations.

The Lib Dem leader, Tim Farron, said the public deserved better than "half-truths and qualified statements".

And the words certainly do pour out, not least because Atwood has a habit of qualifying statements three times.

The article ran during the trial, and though it qualified statements with "alleged" and "allegedly," the lead suggested little doubt about my mother's guilt.

But as the new study arrived yesterday, even with its carefully qualified statements, some marketers charged that it failed to support its conclusions adequately.

While we're in the business of qualifying statements, it's perhaps worth noting that the adjective "uplifting" is relative: there are certainly more soaring melodies here than on Monomania, but they're balanced out by more emotionally ambiguous lyrics.

You never suffered qualified statements or wishy-washy forecasts.

Long, overly qualified statements weighed down with technical jargon can't compete in the wireless digital maelstrom, where attention spans are limited and audiences are fickle.

Without qualifying statements, this part takes away a bit from the rest of the paper.