Sentence examples for that clarifying the from inspiring English sources

We anticipate that clarifying the biological entity of the C. auratus-complex in this region would provide a useful basis for future comprehensive studies of the complex.

I believe that clarifying the facts in the Lockerbie case can only further assist this process.

Industry officials said that clarifying the terms would give them more certainty in long-range planning and more flexibility in the short term.

Everyone from George Orwell (in his famous essay "Politics and the English Language") to a couple of dozen blog commenters has pointed out that clarifying the way we use language makes us better thinkers.

Officials hope that clarifying the so-called "engaged in the business" language in existing background check legislation will go a long way to prevent criminals and mentally ill people from buying guns through sellers who exploit a current loophole designed only for hobbyists and personal sales.

While some faculty have pushed back on the process, others have found it to be valuable, saying that clarifying the assignment at the outset helps save time in the long run.

Senator Bond settled for a change that clarified the bill's various deadlines, rather than eliminated them.

New traffic signs that clarify the direct openness of the street system will avoid driver confusion and frustration.

The most useful definitions are those that clarify the relationship of sports to play, games, and contests.

He strapped on a surgical mask in a training session that clarified the power of eye contact.

The present paper describes an experiment that clarifies the cooling effects of a prototype PECW constructed of pipe-shaped ceramics.