Sentence examples for been clear whether the from inspiring English sources

I have never been clear whether the unprecedented fall in real wages that has occurred since May 2010 is part of that plan, or an accident.

On the third runway at Heathrow, Krebs said the government had not been clear whether the plan meant carbon emissions from planes would remain under the limit recommended by the CCC.

American intelligence officials have previously estimated that the North had harvested enough fuel for six or more bombs, although it has never been clear whether the North constructed the weapons.

However, it has not been clear whether the findings had real physiological underpinnings or whether they simply reflected lifestyle factors, such as diet and sedentary lifestyles, that degraded both mental and physical health independently.

And it has never been clear whether the prime minister is a diehard ideologue or a clever populist who is happy to perform a somersault when it suits him.

Contractors for the Defense Department are subject to criminal prosecution under the Military Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Act, but it has never been clear whether the law can be applied to contractors for the State Department, like Blackwater.

It will soon be clear whether the doubters were right.

But it will not be clear whether the drug prolongs women's lives until the patients are followed longer.

Only then will it be clear whether the past four years had a net gain or loss in jobs.

It has to be clear whether the arrangement has the sole or main purpose of achieving an advantageous tax result.

In particular, it should be clear whether the trial was carried out in one or several centres ("multicentre trials").