Sentence examples for will clarify it from inspiring English sources

It is not quite clear what that means, but doubtless the Tory manifesto will clarify it.

The time and energy consumption of the proposed algorithms can be reduced effectively, and we will clarify it briefly.

Ed Burns: I will clarify: it cost $9K to get the film in the can.

"They said that for anybody who has heard it and misunderstood, that they'll clarify it with them and it won't go any further than the meeting room.

In response to pressure from the American Civil Liberties Union, Color of Change and the Center for Media Justice, Facebook announced today that it will clarify its developer policy to explicitly prohibit the use of Facebook or Instagram data in surveillance tools.

If that's not clear, perhaps the flurry of books out this autumn exploring the concept will help clarify it: whether it's The Little Book of Hygge by the chief executive of Copenhagen's Happiness Research Institute, Meik Wiking, How to Hygge or The Art of Hygge, all out in September, it could be the biggest trend in publishing this Christmas.

The International Finance Corporation is drafting new guidelines that will clarify what it expects from miners, said Rachel Kyte, its director of environment and social development.

Mst is a conserved protein; future work will clarify whether it is a TCP-1 complex cofactor with a mitotic role in humans.

"I believe that when the media uproar subsides, when all the facts related to changes in the gambling law will be clarified, it will turn out that I was wrongly accused," Mr. Drzewiecki said in a statement on his Web site on Monday.

It often helps to write this out before trying to explain it; in writing it down, you will clarify your feelings about it, you can rehearse it and you can see any weak spots that your enemy may try to raise.

This "broken record" approach often promoted by cognitive behavioral therapists may sound repetitive (because it is) but it will clarify that you mean what you're saying and that you're not straying from it for any reason.