Sentence examples for serious clarity from inspiring English sources
Mr. Rice said that he had nothing against wrestling — he competed in the sport in high school — but that "there needs to be some serious clarity by coaches and the national wresting community on moves that are close to that part of the body".
In the absence of a serious negotiations process, clarity from you is essential.
We need more optimism and confidence, more serious intent, more clarity and scrutiny and the political will to honour the pledges we make from our soap boxes.
The evening's one serious problem was word clarity.
This "Giselle," although delivered with extreme sophistication and clarity, eschewed serious personal immersion in characterization.
Perhaps, in the interests of precision and clarity, in serious reasoning we should replace the elusive "if" with its neat, close relative, ⊃.
The reviewer's comments brought to our attention a serious problem with the clarity of our presentation.
Or has someone upstairs told him that what everyone was seeing with increasing clarity was a serious shortfall in value for money.
In addition, although respondents indicated the place and activity of their most serious injury, there is a lack of clarity in whether the injuries only during sports club activities or other times, such as recreation or in school.
Today, we don't quite have the clarity necessary to establish a serious deterrent capacity.
