Sentence examples for useful clarification from inspiring English sources

Thus did PJ Harvey seek to remind the world that she is not like other singer-songwriters, useful clarification for anyone who felt her offering to sodomise an errant male with a strap-on dildo (on 2009's A Woman A Man Walked By) suggested an artist cravenly bidding for the Katie Melua demographic.

The President intended to make a useful clarification, yet it's nearly impossible to overlook the fact that the battles in Selma were animated by a local police force empowered to uphold a racially toxic status quo on behalf of a white minority population.

The most useful clarification in the newly revealed guidelines explains how Facebook has ditched its poorly received policy that deemed "white people" as protected from hate speech, but not "black children".

Again, we agree that this is a very useful clarification.

Amendments Nos 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 10 and 12 are viewed by the Commission as useful clarification and improvements to the text and therefore they are readily accepted by the Commission.

I do agree that cell cycle contributes to the range of phenotypes in a pure bacterial culture and that this is not the only reason for their diversity (but was not enlightened by use of the term "modulo" in this regard)." We mainly agree, and suggest what we think is a useful clarification or extension.

7, 8 The complex nature of the MHC, especially its high gene content, extreme polymorphism, and extensive LD, 9 has confounded efforts to resolve the nature of the MHC association in multiple sclerosis, although progress and useful clarifications have been made, especially in recent years.

Jeffrey Owens, director of the O.E.C.D.'s Center for Tax Policy and Administration, described the move as a "useful technical clarification" of the way Switzerland interprets its tax treaty obligations, and "a very useful step forward".

Unhelpfully, the tax year isn't the same from country to country - Britain's April to April tax year becomes February to February in France, for example, so you may find some guidance from the Inland Revenue's international office useful for clarification.

Our results are not only useful for clarification of the role of P14K involved in the NHase maturation, but also helpful for heterologous expression of other difficult expression proteins.

Davis and Agar both point to deafness as a useful case for clarification.