Sentence examples for not clearly decided from inspiring English sources

This issue was addressed — but not clearly decided — in a 2006 case involving a Michigan developer, John Rapanos.

Going back to what was our first great war, the American Revolution, some Christians in the early days of the emerging federation of territories, that ultimately would become the United States of America, could not clearly decide how to express their loyalties.

We can therefore not clearly decide if comorbidity status or two the separate surgeries with anesthesia are responsible for this phenomenon.

"We probably will, but I haven't clearly decided," Rivers said.

Not Cadillac, which clearly decided that its customers might as easily go to the garden center as to the racetrack.

He doesn't touch on the fact that Republicans have clearly decided not to support anything out of the White House, even those policies that once had bipartisan support.

It's hard to complain that we don't share Lazaro's thoughts when the script has so clearly decided not to give him any.

At some point, he clearly worried about how funny it was and clearly decided not funny enough.

But Tinariwen has clearly decided not to change too much for outsiders, and stubbornness only makes its music stronger.

However Nokia clearly decided not to show it off here, despite this being the annual show for developers.

Having clearly decided not to mince words, the Daily Telegraph's dauntless Christopher Hope declared: "Monsieur Le President, I know this is a very sensitive subject for you.