Sentence examples for a less clear cut from inspiring English sources

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.

No such stigma attaches to the bridge player who doubles seven no‐trump when he is on lead and holds an ace, but in a less clear cut case he may be seriously injured by the recoil.

Overall, these array data reveal a profile consistent with a less aggressive, and more favorable, prognostic profile for MDA-MB-231 cells treated with LHB589, while the less biologically sensitive MDA-MB-468 and MCF-7 cell lines display a less clear cut picture for panobinostat-induced gene expression in cells of the basal-A and luminal subtypes.

Hospital data performed well for clearly defined diagnoses (diabetes, hypertension), but underreported severely chronic conditions with a less clear cut-off (dyslipidemia, obesity).

In line with others [ 8– 13] 13], concordance between health survey and primary care data was good for clearly defined chronic conditions (diabetes and hypertension), and fair for chronic conditions with a less clear cut-off (dyslipidemia and obesity).

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

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.

ET. Instead, the outcome of the battle must be judged by a less clear-cut standard: not by the seizure and occupation of ground, but by the impact it has on the political and diplomatic process in Iraq.

However, studies with healthy participants and multiple techniques (ranging from psychophysics to neuroimaging) have found a less clear-cut separation of these functions across hemispheres, if any at all45.