Sentence examples for two clarifications from inspiring English sources

The BBC Trust felt that the BBC's two clarifications published online regarding Davies and his portrayal on the show, as well as an agreement not to air the episodes again, was a "proportionate and appropriate response" by the corporation.

Before continuing, however, two clarifications are in order.

Before addressing connections between Chinese philosophy and Chinese medicine it is necessary to make two clarifications on the meaning of the term Chinese medicine.

We have added these two clarifications and moved the sentence to the Results section.

Nucleotide numbering and DNA-variant designations were assigned in accordance with Nomenclature for the Description of Sequence Variants of the Human Genome Variation Society (http://www.hgvs.org/mutnomen), with the following two clarifications: (1) Guidelines specify that the largest transcript of a gene should be used.

In some cases, two clarification steps may be necessary the first to remove large particulates and the second to remove residual lipids, nucleic acids and any remaining cellular debris.

Spicer then sputtered, backpedaled, proffered four clarifications, and then finally an apology.

There is one clarification that I feel compelled to make.

So before I hand this discussion over to a new panel, one clarification.

(There is one clarification to make to Brad's description of the plan: the outside investors and the Treasury Department will split the profits from their investments, if there are any, fifty-fifty).

But one clarification: The PEN/Faulkner Award was established by Mary Lee Settle, along with other members of PEN, in 1980 with the goal of establishing what is now the largest peer-judged literary award in America.