Sentence examples for too clarified from inspiring English sources

There had been a similar media commotion over comments by former President Bill Clinton that were unhelpful to the Obama campaign (he, too, clarified himself later), a defeat for Democrats in Wisconsin's election to recall the Republican governor and the latest monthly fund-raising reports showing that Mr. Romney and the Republican Party for the first time had out-raised Mr. Obama and his party.

If you could get past the annoyance of being unable to hear Lord Kinnock advance his arguments half the time, it was gripping stuff and important too, clarifying neatly two key questions about the future of the British press.

I hope someday my turn comes, too" he clarified.

Queries were often varied and I would regularly write to government ministers too, to clarify a specific area of policy.

"I would think it would be in their interests too to clarify the matter as quickly as possible," he said.

Laying out a clear strategy to predict, and then measure, the program's impact serves another, less obvious goal too: it clarifies the cost-benefit aspects of the program.

It's best to include an edit summary, too, to clarify that you're editing your own talk page, so nobody rolls it back.

"But we also drink, too," Ms. DeMatteis clarified.

The engineer has also since clarified his remarks, too.

The label, however, clarified, too, that its relationship with the British actress remains the same.

In numerous cases, scientific issues remain to be clarified, too.