Sentence examples for that made clear from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, though, Ms. Giffords, who is still recovering in Houston, followed the interview with an audiotaped message to her constituents that made clear that she longed for her old life.

This week, the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, which regulates audit firms in the United States, issued an "audit practice alert" that made clear it was concerned that American auditors were now — like Japanese auditors in the past — too willing to believe whatever management said.

It would also make a mockery of two federal district court decisions and two D.C Circuit Court of Appeals decisions that invalidated previous FEC "coordination" regulations and that made clear that coordination with candidates on the kind of ads proposed by American Crossroads is prohibited by the campaign finance laws.

Its data show that the only two TV ads created by the No on 8 campaign that made voters more likely to support same-sex marriage were the only two that used the word "gay" (none of the other fourteen breathed a word about whose lives would be most affected by Prop 8) and that made clear, direct arguments on the merits.

But it was the no-shows that made clear that cross-border unity was seriously frayed.

Was there a moment that made clear just how little chance there was?

The report contained a footnote that made clear that there were doubts at the State Department about the uranium evidence.

The official said there was intelligence information that made clear that Syrian intelligence operatives remained in Lebanon.

It was a stand that made clear how far Paris and Berlin now diverge in their views.

"Guys are giving me a hard time," Holik said, in a way that made clear he relished it.

Science reporting would be much improved if we had a labeling system that made clear a given study's place in the scientific process.