Sentence examples for became unclear from inspiring English sources

The source of the shame became unclear.

For a start, it soon became unclear whether Mr Abbas really would step down.

Still, as the service started to grow, it became unclear whether Dorsey had the wherewithal to manage it.

It became unclear toward the end of the cross-examination who, if anyone, was benefiting from Mr. Godineaux's testimony, the defense or the prosecution.

After the accusations were dropped against the brothers who own Aloun Farms, Alec and Michael Sou, the fate of the Global Horizons case became unclear.

Mr. Recchia's status as a candidate became unclear on Tuesday, when Assemblyman Vito J. Lopez, the Brooklyn Democratic Party chairman, said that Mr. Recchia was "no longer a candidate, for personal and family reasons".

The origin of a drug can quickly become unclear as it passes from warehouse to warehouse.

His duties have become unclear under the new self-proclaimed government in eastern Afghanistan, the Eastern Shura.

But at some point the line between quiet, and silent, and withholding becomes unclear.

This means the relationship between the market category and species becomes unclear.

In the later Wittgenstein, however, the entire distinction between logical and empirical truth becomes unclear.