Sentence examples for isn't fully clear from inspiring English sources

Now positive results are widely recognized but it isn't fully clear how the homeworks support behavioural and cognitive changes.

Where that money will come from isn't fully clear — and the list sent Monday doesn't address the matter.

It isn't fully clear whose money was behind the Indiana Policy Review Foundation, because think tanks, as nonprofits, don't have to disclose their donors.

While the relationship between national level polls (which seem to show anti-vax views appearing across the spectrum) and localized clusters isn't fully clear, Dartmouth political scientist Brendan Nyhan, who has published a number of papers on the problem of vaccine rejection, points out one possible way out of the conundrum.

The timing of Brezina's departure isn't fully clear, but we hear it was also a few weeks ago — he just didn't have the big blog post about it.

Yet it is not fully clear what the differences between these two concepts really are.

But the importance of the relationship is not fully clear yet.

What the UK government and the Better Together campaign will get from Osborne's statement is not fully clear.

The biogenesis and three-dimensional organization of these membranes and the link between replication and virus assembly sites is not fully clear.

Written in the 5th century BC, its meaning is not fully clear, but it is thought to place a curse on anyone who violates the site.

Exactly how he'd do this is not fully clear, as London mayors, like London boroughs, have few controls over such things.