Sentence examples for getting unclear from inspiring English sources

If you are getting unclear sound, you may be mixing too many samples together.

Who would get to go? Unclear at this stage but Musk may well be on one of the first rockets himself.

As Yahoo! blows hot and cold — more cold — about teaming up with Microsoft and casts around for other partners, the outlook is getting increasingly unclear.

What kind of greeting the Clintons will get is unclear, with the news today that he had suffered the final indignity of his two terms with the suspension of his law license for five years and a $25,000 fine to end disbarment proceedings against him.

What kind of a hearing they'll get is unclear.

But how much blame she should get is unclear; the big bets on derivatives and exotic holdings were in place before she got there.

Two billion dollars of this is going to hardware and software, and much of the rest is for training, but exactly how much of this Epic gets is unclear.

If you're not clear/sure, the Universe will get an unclear frequency and will send you unwanted results.

Of course, whether "Killer Crow" ever winds up getting finished is unclear.

(The number of kids getting autism is unclear. Some studies suggest that much of the autism spike is just a labeling shift: kids who used to be labeled "mentally retarded" increasingly are being labeled as "autistic").

The leading contender to be prime minister in India is Narendra Modi, of the BJP, though his actual chances of getting the job are unclear.