Sentence examples for qualifying clause from inspiring English sources

As the memory of the 30s receded, that last qualifying clause came to seem like trivial small print.

A statement reported that "the progression from that second qualifying clause to the horrors of mass incarceration and the prison industry in the US is laid out by DuVernay" in the documentary.

In style, it is Jamesian: long, looping sentences hopscotch from one qualifying clause to the next.

Mr Chaudhuri's quest for precision, expressed in endless sentences, linking clause upon qualifying clause, may be admirable.

By dropping the qualifying clause "of global reach," he gave the United States enough doctrinal space to declare war, if it wishes, on purely regional overseas terrorist organizations, like Hamas, Islamic Jihad, and the Al Aqsa Martyrs.

There's a heartbreaking moment when Kyra, while talking about the gap between them, offers a qualifying clause, at which point Nighy leans anxiously forward with a flicker of hope that is quickly dashed.

"It's a long sentence with a lot of qualifying clauses".

There are no qualifying clauses about using competition where it is clinically appropriate, or the need to balance the use of competition with judgments about the role of a particular service in the wider health economy.

Media and bioethics articles were systematically coded to capture how they conveyed results, qualifying clauses and study characteristics.

Descriptive statistics were used to quantify and qualify the distribution of headlines, titles, colloquialisms, and claims made about the results of the DFSS within the different codes, as well as qualifying clauses.

We also examined the qualifying clauses made in the DFSS and reported by a handful of media and one bioethics article (N = 4/27 M, 15%; N = 1/22 BE, 5%).