Sentence examples for a less clear from inspiring English sources

The broadcasting industry offers a less clear picture.

Meanwhile, there remains the easily comprehended fact of an urban disaster perched in scales against a less clear, in fact purely notional, threat to art.

This is partly because they tend to be more highly geared, and to have a less clear view of their competitive position vis-à-vis their rivals.

Michael McCormack, the minister responsible for the census, gave a less clear cut version of events at a press conference he held with Kalisch later on Wednesday morning.

Yet the documents paint a less clear picture.

A less clear (111) fiber texture is observed at higher impurity-to-metal flux ratio.

But it leads to a less clear-cut conclusion than his.

All this suggests that while Mr. Morris is an important historian, he is a less clear-eyed political analyst.

These complexities have made Syria a less clear-cut case, even for those who have called for more robust American action against Libya.

A combination of the devaluation and lower interest rates helped revive the British economy.The Asian crisis of the late 1990s is a less clear-cut case.

Hellmann's remarks were all the more unexpected because he and the other judges could have reached a less clear-cut acquittal.