Sentence examples for that makes it unclear from inspiring English sources
Random people in the sea of Brits kept walking up to me and muttering the name of a substance with an uptick in inflection at the end that makes it unclear whether they're trying to purchase or sell.
They'll walk up to you and mutter the name of a substance with an uptick in inflection at the end that makes it unclear whether they're trying to purchase or sell.
That makes it unclear just how soon the minority candidates might be hired.
That makes it unclear why Carlyle would have needed to use a middleman to pull in an investment.
But that makes it unclear how much oil the berms would actually prevent from passing into the marshes and estuaries, even when the project is completed.
Here, it's difficult to actually tell what was more likely than not to have caused the plaintiff's cancer because there were chemicals, smoking, and conflicting scientific evidence that make it unclear what might have caused the lung cancer.
Woods says there are "gaps in the state data" that make it unclear if some permits were ever drilled, or if some drill sites actually used the high-pressure water blasting techniques that have made fracking so controversial.
Indeed, whether a rope-ladder nerve cord is even a basic character of Annelida itself is itself questionable, owing to the diversity of nervous system arrangements in different annelid groups that make it unclear whether or not the common ancestor of all annelids had this kind of highly organized nerve cord (Müller 2006).
But despite the many sobering revelations in the summary of the report released Tuesday, there are notable gaps in the Senate study that make it unclear what purpose the investigation will serve in the future.
We should point out that there is one important caveat that makes it quite unclear whether we will in fact see any "tolerogenic" effect using isolated CD4+ DC.
In spite of its infectious cycle becoming better understood recently, several steps still remain unclear, a lacuna that makes it difficult to develop strategies to block infection.
