Sentence examples for somewhat unclear for from inspiring English sources
The CCPA is not intended to apply to smaller companies, but apart from the $25 million revenue threshold, the remaining prongs of the definition are somewhat unclear, for example, due to the breadth of certain underlying terms, such as "sell," and the inclusion of terms such as "households" and "devices," each of which could plausibly be located outside of California.
However, the results of these studies are somewhat unclear for several reasons.
Second, for the adapted six-item Acceptability Scale [ 62], the website scored 0 for negative ratings (e.g., "Not at all Clear" or "Somewhat Unclear") and 1 for positive ratings (e.g., "Clear" or "Very Clear").
For somewhat unclear reasons, I preferred Swarthmore (small, nerdy, a place where I was destined to feel lonely and isolated) from Yale (which even then was the coolest school in the world, made even cooler at the time by the omnipresent, titillating threat of being mugged or murdered whenever one stepped three feet beyond the 60-foot high, machine-gun-manned, razor wire walls of the campus).
What exactly that would mean for Japan is somewhat unclear, as the Liberal Democrats follow the well-worn path of trying to focus on what their audiences want to hear, and as the challenges facing Japan shift with China's ascendance.
Then, for reasons that remain somewhat unclear, he decided to emigrate to the United States.
The implications of these findings for social policy are somewhat unclear.
A statement from the club said that McFall would help in the process of finding his successor although the timeframe for the transition remains somewhat unclear.
The motives for this hack are somewhat unclear, as is the amount of data, if any, that has actually been released.
McChrystal's motives are somewhat unclear in this latest stunt as is his rationale for trashing the President.
How involved Groening actually is in the show, which has run for 618 episodes across 28 series, is still somewhat unclear.
