Sentence examples for clear about whether from inspiring English sources

"But I'm less clear about whether the city's cultural policy makes a lot of sense.

Mr. Sharon was fairly clear about whether he saw this unilateralism leading to a peace agreement.

Be clear about whether you are looking for equity investors or lenders (or perhaps you are flexible).

The other candidates for the leadership of the party were less clear about whether they would appear with Mr Cameron.

Mr. Rother added, "I think they're much less clear about whether the bill helps them personally or not".

The letter is less clear about whether Trump has borrowed or received any money from Russian sources.

We can remain agnostic about whether we should be doing it, but the numbers are pretty clear about whether we are doing it.

With the 2012 farm bill stalled in Congress, the candidates need to be clear about whether they support government subsidized crop insurance for American farmers.

The officials said the F.B.I. thought that her accounts were becoming muddier, rather than clearer, about whether she knew that Ms. Mercado was in the United States illegally and whether she employed her as a housekeeper.

In the international setup there really is no room for a drugs cheat and we are very clear about that – whether it is now, in the past or the future.

What I'm less clear about is whether clever watches are anything more than a niche product for gadget fans and fitness addicts - unlike smartphones which are becoming essential for everyone.