Sentence examples for was too unclear from inspiring English sources

It was too unclear in many cases who was responsible for these policies, he added, despite clear leadership on climate from Nicola Sturgeon, the first minister.

A coalition of plaintiffs including gun rights groups, businesses and individual gun owners sued in federal courts in both states to block the implementation of the laws on the grounds that they infringed the Second Amendment and that they were "unconstitutionally vague" -- meaning that their language was too unclear to give gun owners notice of what they criminalize.

Twenty-six of these had information that was too unclear to be categorised; 15 were not consistent with the systematic review; and 36 were consistent with the review, but usually did not mention what happens without the intervention, what outcomes have been measured or when they were measured.

It's too unclear what happiness is.

The definition of extremist is too unclear.

("Their motives are too unclear," Persson wrote in a blogpost).

But some lawyers argued the rules were too unclear on which foreign companies would be subject to the laws.

Several bishops said that the survey questions were too unclear or that revealing the information could expose their dioceses to lawsuits.

Standard & Poor's estimates that the People's Bank of China held $340 billion of these agency securities at the end of June, but has been unable to estimate Asian holdings over all because the data is too unclear.

Gottlob Frege complained that Cohen's views in the Principle of the Infinitesimal Method were too unclear to be intelligible (Frege 1984 [1885]).

You might worry that, left unanalyzed, the notion of "reduction" is too unclear and slippery to be put to serious philosophical work.