Sentence examples for second clause from inspiring English sources

(The stage version omitted the ominous second clause).

Though he does not say so, the second clause has at least two meanings.

The same word can't switch case like that, so we need to supply another "that" for the second clause.

Experts claim this second clause still permits the federal government to legislate against the interests of aboriginal people.The panel seems to favour Australians voting on both clauses.

The second clause reflects a conviction that Mr. Bush has destroyed the nation's moral authority through a might-is-right mixture of hubris, carelessness, bullying and incompetence.

The second clause proclaimed the benefit of life as a Gucci man, which is to say that he never wants for sex.

Every time he said, "We'll build a wall to stop Mexicans", people understood the unstated second clause: and we'll reimpose segregation on black America.

A second clause would allow parents to select embryos produced during IVF to provide a close genetic match for a seriously ill sibling, in the hope of saving his life with donations of material such as blood or bone marrow.

Diosdado Cabello, the head of the National Assembly, said last week that because the second clause did not contain a date or indicate a place, the swearing-in could happen at any time.

The "they" in the second clause of the sentence does not actually refer to anyone.This is where I think we start to get useful results out of this thought exercise.

In Peano Arithmetic, for example, exponentiation can be defined by means of the following equations: Here the first equation called the base clause defines the value of the function when the exponent is 0. And the second clause called the recursive clause uses the value of the function when the exponent is \(n\) to define the value when the exponent is \(n + 1\).