Sentence examples for requisite clarity from inspiring English sources

The judge said the government case against Dr. Lee "no longer has the requisite clarity and persuasive character".

The government's case "no longer has the requisite clarity and persuasive character," needed to hold Dr. Lee, Judge Parker wrote.

The dancer Kanji Segawa, whom Mr. Battle has brought in from his own defunct company, Battleworks, handled its rapid coordinations with the requisite clarity to bring down the house.

The audit bureau said, however, that it had begun a separate review of its standards for certain multicopy circulation deals involving international publications "to ensure they fully reflect industry requirements and provide the requisite clarity for all concerned".

Last week a judge in New Mexico ruled that the government's case "no longer has the requisite clarity and persuasive character" needed to keep holding Dr. Lee without bail.

Fortunately for us he was a miserable failure in his studies at the University of Vienna, where his supervisor wrote that he "lacks insight and the requisite clarity of knowledge".

But eliciting the requisite crispness and clarity in such highly reverberant acoustics, which have challenged other ensembles in a variety of repertory, proved an impossible task.

Awarding costs against the SNP, Smith said: "It seems to me that the order sought lacks the requisite precision and clarity and would leave the respondents in real and reasonable doubt as to what they could nor could not do if they went ahead with the debate".

In accordance with the educational requisites, Chemozart will give the students a clarity about the molecules and their stereochemistry concepts.

Clarity is also essential.

Her playing has the requisite driving energy and rhythmic bite, as well as wondrous clarity, delicacy and fleetness.