Sentence examples for understanding clarity from inspiring English sources
The questionnaire was piloted to test usability, understanding, clarity and question flow; it included 29 questions and took approximately 20 min to complete.
Talley's level of understanding and clarity with the trans and genderqueer community is astounding.
I was impressed at the depth of the writers' feelings, their capacity for understanding and clarity of thinking.
There's no reason why the notion of the scoop can't be recalibrated to mean not just letting us know 10 seconds before everybody else whom Donald Trump is going to endorse but also giving us more understanding, more clarity, a brighter spotlight on solutions.
The lack of understanding and clarity on the use of the term partly contributes to the current exclusion of children with disabilities from participation in DRR activities.
With your lungs re-filled and your blood re-oxygenated, you'll be able to project your voice with firm understanding and clarity of intent.
The SEAL Future Fund was founded to plug SEALs into the business network and help them not only transition, but get a greater understanding (or clarity -- see a trend here?) about work outside the SEAL "bubble".
On the other hand, in an article appearing in China Daily, David Gosset of the China Europe International Business School said the award was "a sad paradox, a prize without any real winner, which generates mistrust and perplexity when understanding and clarity are most needed".
But discussion of the Agent Orange legacy has matured in recent years from a topic of polarized views toward active bilateral cooperation; from poor understanding to clarity and specificity; from guilt to a shared sense of responsibility for a humanitarian response.
We have addressed these concerns in our revised draft, adding three new supplementary figures as well as more detailed explanations to aid understanding and clarity.
Unnecessary duplication still exists between the different levels of the governance framework, partly because of lack of understanding or clarity of the new regulations in place.
