Sentence examples for unclear events from inspiring English sources

But a series of still unclear events on the night of September 30 , 1965 led to his downfall: several members of the military high command were murdered, provoking a counter-coup by a general named Suharto.

A panel of experienced (amateur) film critics (IC, MK, MW) resolved ambiguous or unclear events by consensus.

This may reflect the record review experience of the RNs as well as the review manual dictating that any unclear events should be forwarded to the physician for review.

In other words, he has declared that some unclear event might perhaps happen at some undetermined future point.

P-selectin engagement of P-selectin glycoprotein ligand-1 (PSGL-1) causes circulating leukocytes to roll on and adhere to the vascular surface, and mediates intracellular calcium flux, a key but unclear event for subsequent arresting firmly at and migrating into the infection or injured tissue.

Communication with hospital staff about this event was reported by 37% of patients that had experienced at least one definitive or unclear event.

Based on our data, it is unclear which event or events are modulated and further experiments are necessary.

It is unclear which events she will ride, with Jess Varnish and Victoria Williamson in pole position for the team sprint, but Sutton said: "She has the ability to deliver a fast second lap but she needs time in the chair at this level.

It's unclear how events will be chosen to be a part of Snapchat's new Live "Our Story" section, or whether or not this will one day act as a revenue stream for Snapchat.

It's still unclear what events transpired to get this poor stranger to this point, whether or not he owns a garbage can, or what exactly "lightly used" means here, but we do know the Craigslist user has at least tried the things, since he described them as having a "subtle smokey flavor".

These comprise a retro-transcribing family of viruses that, in a yet unclear saltatory event, evolved from LTR retroelements to DNA pararetroviruses (see also [ 3, 13]).