Sentence examples for lacking clear from inspiring English sources

Several indicators were difficult to interpret or lacking clear definitions.

Lacking clear guidance, soldiers at various jails were apparently confused about the rules.

Scholars say the new structure is more efficient, with fewer party functionaries lacking clear duties.

War was becoming amorphous — undeclared, lacking clear objectives, with victory as such no longer the goal.

For this purpose, we use Mooney faces as stimuli, which are two-tone images readily perceived as faces despite lacking clear separate face-specific features.

The Arab Spring can be understood as just another fault line: it represents the destabilizing rise of a large, underemployed generation of angry youth lacking clear leaders.

Lacking clear constitutional support, he argues that "states, upon ratification of the Constitution, did not consent to become mere appendages of the federal government".

The broader message from the government appears to be that "we are all in this together" on exports, but the national project is lacking clear leadership.

For project leaders lacking clear-cut authority, getting everyone on board and keeping them there can be a challenge.

Bradley Johnson headed in Nathan Redmond's corner to give the home side the lead in a first half lacking clear-cut opportunities.

Answering a question on the Affordable Care Act, both candidates recycled stump-speech talking points and lofty rhetoric lacking clear-cut solutions; predictably, Clinton spent her two minutes defending it while Trump used his to chaotically attack it.