Sentence examples for becoming unclear from inspiring English sources
With several diverse targets for our campaign – Barclays, local councils, parliamentary candidates – we ran the risk of the bigger narrative becoming unclear.
Along these lines, the limits between "work/play, learning/entertainment, accessing/creating information, public/private, formal/informal are distinctions that have conceptually been clear but currently are becoming unclear" (Burbules 2012, p. 2).
This graph has the advantages that it can visualize three different levels of data quality in same figure, namely "unacceptable", "acceptable" and "good", and also include a number of measures without becoming unclear, which are features that have been missing in previous presentations.
Despite the seemingly clear language, however, landlord-tenant lawyers say it is becoming increasingly unclear as to when violating such a clause may be grounds for eviction.
And the utility of bone marrow cells is becoming increasingly "unclear," said Chien, especially in light of the ambiguous results of three studies reported last month in the New England Journal of Medicine.
However, this distinction is becoming increasingly unclear: p110β can be activated by GPCRs [ 1, 2], and one study found that p110γ function downstream of RTK, TLR and type-I cytokine receptors [ 4].
Fundamentally, the way the engineers' used their mobile phones during working hours resulted in the work/non-work boundary regularly becoming blurred and unclear.
The reasons for late survival becoming similar are unclear, especially when considering the difference in LVEF between patients who have developed CS and those who have not.
Talk of prosecuting "tax cheats" is not appropriate when the very people at risk do want to become compliant, but the process of becoming compliant is uncertain, unclear and subject to constant change.
It's becoming more and more unclear to me where my place is.
