Sentence examples for certainly unclear from inspiring English sources

And it's certainly unclear who's going to win the elections.

It is certainly unclear how much the endorsement of elected officials can propel a candidacy.

But given how wild and turbulent things have been for him just dealing with that, it's certainly unclear how big an impact he could have when it comes to John Kerry".

The NSF, like any large organization, will also occasionally make mistakes, but it is certainly unclear whether Rep. Smith has been any more successful in finding one than Sarah Palin has been.

"The facts are unknown at this stage, and it's certainly unclear that this is an Uber-related incident as the driver in question was not logged in, connected to or operating on the platform at the time," Uber officials said in the statement.

Its future is unclear, certainly, but much still depends on the decisions they and their opponents make now".

Still, the scale of Chinese bond-buying is unclear; certainly, it has not been enough to assuage the panic in the markets.

There were signs Harman grasped this when she spoke of "refreshing democracy" and "opening out politics to the people", but how this would be done was left unclear (certainly there was no mention of the floundering Governance of Britain agenda with which Brown launched his premiership).

I never thought that one day this boy, this nice boy, will be killed by his own government for no wrong he did certainly". It is unclear who the US targeted in the second strike, which was 200 miles away from the strike which killed al-Awlaki.

Although recent studies suggest that early tracheostomy may improve some short-term clinical outcomes i.e. likelihood of weaning from mechanical ventilation and ICU length of stay, optimal timing of tracheostomy remains unclear, certainly for many ICU sub-groups.

Certainly it is unclear how symbolic approaches could match certain characteristics of neural network approaches, such as their ability to cope with novel instances and their graceful degradation in the face of errors or omissions.