Sentence examples for sometimes unclear from inspiring English sources

JP's English is sometimes unclear.

Experts say the division of labor is sometimes unclear.

The exact legality is complex and sometimes unclear.

Even the datings and the purposes of major compositions are sometimes unclear.

It was sometimes unclear, as the evening wore on, which group he belonged to.

Even in oncology, the boundary between an "atypical" and a "malignant" cell is sometimes unclear.

But exactly what they can say about candidates when they solicit contributions or spend them is sometimes unclear.

GPs, often the first point of contacts for families, were sometimes unclear when they should refer cases to social services.

But regulations governing the new technologies vary widely among states and are sometimes unclear or conflicting within one state.

Also having a negative impact on PAC operations was the weakened and sometimes unclear leadership that existed during its banning.

"The boundary between what is acceptable and what trespasses into unacceptable behaviour is sometimes unclear and difficult to distinguish.