Sentence examples for becoming less clear from inspiring English sources
That distinction is becoming less clear.
But today, federal officials said one focus that had guided their investigation was becoming less clear.
Whether the utility can stay out of bankruptcy court, though, is becoming less clear.
But it is becoming less clear how important E.U. candidacy will be for Serbian voters, Mr. Grubacic said.
But several months into his new role, sources say the ability of Yahoo to commercialize and leverage its data is becoming less clear.
(It is true that what that would mean now, in financial terms, is becoming less clear – despite their one stated policy of re-routing lottery money back to the arts, any Conservative budget would be fantastically tough on public spending).
Whether Yashin, who turns 28 on Nov. 5, will be there with Peca is becoming less and less clear.
As we learn more about what has actually been going on in corporate America, it's becoming less and less clear whether those incentives have actually made executives work on behalf of the rest of us.
And in the language of Midwest Academy community organizing, it was becoming less and less clear about who was the "target".
But as early results begin to trickle in, it's becoming less and less clear what is going to happen tonight.
