Sentence examples for sufficiently unclear from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court last considered this issue in a 2001 decision, Saucier v. Katz, which required courts to consider the issue in a precise order, first deciding what the constitutional rule should be and whether the Constitution was violated, and only then deciding whether the issue had been sufficiently unclear at the time so as to make the defendant entitled to immunity.

One major review confirmed that the data on statins and colon cancer were conflicting and inconsistent and although a number of studies have provided no evidence of protection, the situation was sufficiently unclear that further clinical studies were warranted [ 19].

Although ATN-224 has also been shown to have antiproliferative and/or proapoptotic effects on tumour cells in vitro (Juarez et al, 2006), it is yet unclear whether sufficiently high concentrations of ATN-224 can be achieved and maintained in the tumour environment in vivo to elicit those responses.

However, many of these supplements are not sufficiently studied and have an unclear role in chronic disease prevention.

In many cases, potential risks faced by sensitive and general populations were vague, unclear, or not sufficiently explained.

In many cases, potential benefits to sensitive and general populations were vague, unclear, or not sufficiently explained.

Whether that is sufficiently watertight for the Poles remained unclear.

However, it is unclear whether toxicity is sufficiently reduced by enzymatic cleavage of the two tricarballylic acid side chains.

Although LMMs can be applied in settings where mediation is present, it is unclear whether they perform sufficiently well relative to SEMs which have a framework that explicitly allows for mediational analyses.

Even if he were to support a deal, it is unclear whether his movement is sufficiently united to stick to it.

"While Mr. Crown leads a privately owned investment company and has three years of investment banking experience, it is unclear if his experience is sufficiently robust for a large and complex institution like JPM," I.S.S. said in its report.