Sentence examples for unclear enough from inspiring English sources

Green's motivations, and funding sources, are unclear enough for Rangers supporters to remain concerned.

The ending is just unclear enough that if the book is a commercial success perhaps the hit man will be back.

On the other hand, lobbying groups are already planning to run ads "targeting" specific members of Congress, saying the ruling is unclear enough to allow this.

Democrats, including the governor, have said that even with so much still unclear, enough is known to pass comprehensive gun legislation, including broadening the state's ban on assault weapons and outlawing the sale of high-capacity ammunition magazines.

Of those 20 cases, most of which were listed officially as suicide, Dr. Andrew said he became convinced that four were really accidental from the choking game, and two others were unclear enough that they should have been changed to an undetermined cause of death.

But instead of a clear statement of condemnation, politicians will discuss an opaque, tortuously-worded sentence, which aims to be unclear enough to keep everyone happy - with the sort of convoluted phrasing that the German language is so good at.

(Adding the caveat that it's unclear if enough bankers have gotten axed).

But it was unclear whether enough Democrats would object to the measure to prevent it moving forward.

But it remained unclear whether enough had been done to quell the fears of contagion gripping markets.

And it is unclear whether enough support can be found among the tribes, some of which are working with Pakistan's intelligence agency.

Even with federal subsidies, it's unclear that enough insurance companies would be willing to participate and provide the economies that come from competition.