Sentence examples for would be clarifying from inspiring English sources

Yet even if her nomination goes down in flames, Senate confirmation hearings would be clarifying.

Scavuzzo's office said the decision by the principal to isolate the child was wrong and that city officials would be clarifying what schools ought to do when faced with a rebellious onslaught of illicit panini or thermos filled with tortellini en brodo: confiscate the lunch until the end of the day and force the child to eat in the cafeteria.

He said he would be clarifying, in a school newsletter, that the scheme was entirely voluntary.

Fundamental to this endeavor would be clarifying their mode(s) of transmission.

The matter would be clarified in due course.

He said the written ticket policy would be clarified for future tournaments.

Under proposed new rules, the criteria for awarding licences would be clarified.

Experiments are designed so that the effects of different parameters such as solution concentration (1.5 g/l to 2.2 g/l), wall temperatures (102 115 °C), heat flux (up to 400 kW/m2), and flow velocity (0.5 2 m/s) would be clarified.

The text of the convention will remain law in the UK because it would be included in a new act of parliament, but it would be "clarified" to remove some existing rights.

He said that any ambiguities in the guidelines would be clarified but warned that the problem might be "simply a misunderstanding on the part of the team that was working it through".

The Wilson leak was an embarrassing distraction for President Bush and Mr. Cheney, whose role in the episode has remained a mystery that critics hoped would be clarified with the release of F.B.I. interview materials.