Sentence examples for is not particularly clear from inspiring English sources
But the division between who is fertile and who is sterile is not particularly clear.
The company runs fast-paced commercials with the slogan, "Welcome to the human network," but it is not particularly clear what Cisco is offering to consumers.
The team will be known as the Whale because it is not particularly clear who owns the rights to the Whalers name, and Baldwin concluded that re-energizing hockey fans in this area was enough of a task without also going to court over a copyright dispute.
Just how F# is better than ML, or OCaml, or other functional languages is not particularly clear.
Herder is not particularly clear about the difference between the energy (Energie) that is displayed in music and the force (Kraft) that is at work in poetry, but his idea seems to be that energy is the outward manifestation, in change or motion, of underlying forces.
It could be that Cantor at this time considered the WOH as something like a logical principle.[16] This, however, is not particularly clear, especially since the study of formal logic adequate for mathematical reasoning was only in its infancy, and the set concept itself was new and rather unclearly delimited.
But they do allow that this isn't particularly clear, and the reference is apparently going to be updated to be in line with the HadCRUT4 records.
Tyler Cowen and Kevin Drum think it's bad, though I'm not particularly clear on why.
The first impression is festive and celebratory, of a field of creation in which the boundaries between exhibitions are not particularly clear.
(I've corrected an earlier post here that summarised the statement wrongly. I misread it because the wording was not particularly clear).
