Sentence examples for unclear terms from inspiring English sources
What went wrong?" We don't have enough space to answer that … Odyssey – Native New Yorker "I'd only go to a party that didn't play James Brown if a woman was involved," explains alex1010 in no unclear terms.
She said many of the problems encountered related to unclear terms in Tesco's agreements with suppliers and deals not being put into writing – something she has referred to the competition watchdog, the CMA.
In his speech Wednesday night, President Obama laid out in somewhat unclear terms the planned U.S. campaign to combat the Islamic State, a murderous terrorist organization that has gained strength in the midst of political chaos in Iraq and Syria.
The real problem with job creation is, in order to create jobs, you need the people with the money to cooperate; in order to get the people with the money, you have to appeal to the Republicans; the Republicans have basically stated in no unclear terms since November 2008 that they won't work with anyone except Republicans.
Leading organizations will demonstrate, in no unclear terms, how their on-the-ground initiatives and partnerships are contributing to the values they claim to champion.
In fact, he said in no unclear terms that he feels as though there's something of an 'angel bubble' swelling up in Silicon Valley these days.
The transfer of technology is an unclear term, particularly in terms of its implications under the TRIPS Agreement, as it allows for various interpretations.
In one instance (the most responsive cluster of the proteome network) an unclear term ('BNR repeat') representing three genes was omitted even though it passed our criteria for inclusion.
In other words, if Chisholm is right, it is quite unclear why terms such as "supports" and other epistemic terms do not belong on the list of naturalistically acceptable terms in the first place.
It remained unclear what terms Mr. Netanyahu was offering for peace.
Though not well choreographed, and often unclear in terms of dramatic action, it's cleverly shaped so as to place itself at the end of three centuries of unthinking sexism.
