Sentence examples for simply unclear from inspiring English sources
The rest of it, though, is simply unclear.
Whether those healthy forests will predominate over coming decades, or will become sick themselves, is simply unclear.
There are also, however, central points where Mr. Ratmansky's storytelling is entirely disappointing, and others where it is simply unclear.
"It was simply unclear whether the sexual interaction between each of the two alleged victims and Mr. Tyson was consensual or forced," Clark County prosecutors wrote in a letter yesterday to the Las Vegas police.
"If (for example) a person doesn't speak very good English, or is simply unclear, it may be better to quote their slightly broken or garbled English than to quote their more precise written work," he wrote, but conceded that this was "an error of judgment".
Some contest it based on the (claimed) poor record of A.I. so far; others on the basis of some claimed fundamental difference between human minds and computers; yet others, perhaps, on the grounds that the claim is simply unclear – it isn't clear what intelligence is, for example.
While Mr. Conway acknowledged in a pretrial deposition that his statement to the analysts had been "absolutely not true" and "promotional," at the trial last Wednesday he backtracked, testifying that he had simply been unclear, not false.
As for Jiahu, the earliest site with rice on the Huai river (7000 6000 BC), we still lack any evidence of spikelet bases, or clear trends of grain shape evolution, or the development of a weed flora, or any clear successor sites was it a dead end of collectors or early cultivators or something more central to later traditions?—the evidence simply remains unclear.
Data of the commensurate size and shape needed to validate a big theory is often either merely unattainable, too expensive to derive, too elusive to observe, and, for some theories, it may simply be unclear what would so much as count as appropriate data in the first place.
Some of these could have been corrected by a manual crosscheck of the original images (all 'others' can be easily identified for manual reanalysis) while others were simply too unclear to classify.
Whether these investigations are based on any specific knowledge or suspicions of wrongdoing or whether the SEC is simply fishing is unclear, but some regulatory contacts strongly suggest the former.
