Sentence examples for less clear idea from inspiring English sources

External actors usually have a more or less clear idea about how activities among the main actors involved in the initiatives shall be coordinated.

He then had the less clear-cut idea that he would somehow write all four books.

Donald Trump has made his support for Brexit a standard stump line in the past week, but his voters have been left with a less than clear idea of the implications of the UK's vote to leave the European Union.

But it is much less clear how these ideas should be applied to the realities of contemporary economic policy.

But, in terms of an all-out shutdown, where he stands is a bit less clear: While he thinks the idea warrants "serious consideration," de Blasio doesn't want to stop reforming the Rikers Island we have today.

The recipe echoes a time when things were less clear cut, when the late medieval idea of sour-sweet spiced dishes was being eclipsed by a deeply savoury cuisine developed from the cookery of the 17th century French court.

The origin of lobular carcinoma in situ (LCIS) is less clear, but most investigators favor the idea that LCIS also originates in the TDLUs.

It is clear from the text that Locke is at least uneasy with the idea of 'pure substance in general', but it is less clear whether he feels obliged to accept an idea he dislikes, or whether he rejects it.

However, what is less clear is whether there are newer ideas and/or implant designs that represent true advances in the treatment of extracapsular fractures in the elderly.

With every new initiative to explain it, the idea of "design" becomes less clear, more fugitive.

But for those not threatened with exsanguination it is far less clear whether a transfusion is a good idea.