Sentence examples for unclear question from inspiring English sources

Turing said that asking whether machines could pass the imitation game is more useful than the vague and philosophically unclear question of whether or not they "think".

QUESTION FROM PATRICK: Obama's tax cut is much more clearer than Romney's, he breaks it down by amounts and percentages, Romney's is garbled and unclear QUESTION FROM BRIDGET: Obama… hitting it for six here, cricketers!

But this could also be the result of an unclear question category or bad wording in the study design.

Is there a more annoying and unclear question in the tech world than whether or not cell phones are bad for your health?

By this point, news articles in major media, as well as online blog pieces analyzing the video clips, had demonstrated how incredibly flimsy that accusation was, made on the basis of a mumbled, off-camera, "Yes, Sir" in response to an unclear question in garbled Spanish.

The purpose of the pretest was to note and correct challenges with question flow, skip patterns, and response options, as well as to elicit participant feedback on issues such as unclear question wording.

The results clearly indicate a knock-on effect of unclear questions.

The completion time may increase for vague and unclear questions irrespective of their answer length.

Unclear questions in the CQI A&E were rephrased.

The interviewers on the site explained any unclear questions without inducement, if necessary.

This process yielded useful findings, for example about log in problems and unclear questions and feedback.