Sentence examples for failed to clarify whether from inspiring English sources
The Chinese government has for years failed to clarify whether foreigners should pay capital-gains tax.
But he walked out of the meeting in anger, saying the committee had failed to clarify whether the questioning was legal or political in nature.
The government has failed to clarify whether specialist supported housing will be hit by the cap, but delays to this decision leave people at risk of homelessness.
In August 1861, the First Confiscation Act stripped slaveholders of their claim of ownership, but it failed to clarify whether the slaves were themselves free.
While the law exempted end users like United Airlines and Shell Energy from the clearing requirement, it failed to clarify whether the companies would have to come up with the capital.
Existing studies have failed to clarify whether the recurrence of obstetric anal sphincter injury affects the risk of anal and fecal incontinence at long-term follow-up.
However, this result fails to clarify whether or not this induction can be accounted for the accelerated muscle regeneration in RNF13-/ mice.
Most of the researchers removed publicly insured Americans from their analyses because people frequently go on public insurance when they become disabled, and therefore, including the publicly insured would muddy the results and fail to clarify whether having insurance kept people alive, she said.
Furthermore, true absence data are difficult to obtain [48] and similarly fail to clarify whether intrinsic (e.g., physiological) or extrinsic (e.g., physical barriers) limits prevent the species from existing in a given area of the geographic domain.
Interestingly, no evidence of oxidative damage was observed in mouse and Drosophila models (Anderson et al., 2005; Llorens et al., 2007), which fails to clarify whether ROS is essential or even important to trigger the FRDA phenotype.
