Sentences with phrase «lacked much clarity»

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To begin to build that trust, we strive to be the most open fund — we published our full operating manual to Github, people who come in to meet with us have called us «shockingly transparent,» and we still feel the pain ourselves from our own experiences of how much investors» lack of clarity cost founders in time and headache.

Given a lack of clarity in the interpretive process, precise refinements regarding the theoretical structure of inspiration and authority lose much of their relevance.

If not then Wenger may well feel that it is a small and vocal minority calling for him to leave or be sacked and so a lack of clarity could see us stuck with him for at least one more season and if we have not made our feelings clear then we could hardly complain too much could we?

As a kid / food writer, I can attest to the previous «lack of clarity and consensus regarding how much added sugar is considered safe for children» noted by the AHA in its press release.

And he responded to Conservative criticism about a lack of clarity about spending plans in the medium term by saying: «Until we can be clear about what unemployment is going to look like, we don't know how much needs to be reserved for unemployment benefits, versus how much is going to be available for other departments.

You're also going to suffer from a lack of interest in sex, a loss of strength (no matter how much you're lifting and training) as well as an increase in body fat and a decrease in mental clarity.

Similarly lacking in clarity, the accompanying Dolby Digital 2.0 mono track sounds like the victim of too much noise reduction.

Those elements didn't boast much heft, but they showed good clarity and lacked notable distortion or concerns.

It lacks the sharpness and clarity it should have, and while there are no distracting flaws or inconsistencies, the film would very much stand to benefit from a new anamorphic transfer.

It produced music with very nice clarity, but the amp obviously lacked power, so the sound didn't come through with much depth.

The gaming apps such as Monkey Ball, Tiny Tower, TomTom navigator, and Sushi Cat seem to perform without much fuss, though the fact that the iOS hasn't been designed to run on tablet PCs with a resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels does cause a lack of visual clarity.

The reason for lack of clarity is that Amazon owned Audible have never released any of its sales data and as the company now accounts for such a large proportion of the market it's hard to assess accurately how much their contribution has changed the overall growth in audio sales.

When playing music on both the Pure and Tab 3 10.1, Samsung's slate produced much louder sounds, but lacked the clarity provided by Toshiba's device.

But, given the persistent lack of clarity on how much the world will warm from a certain buildup of greenhouse gases and the divergent views around the world on what an ideal climate is in any case, is this threshold meaningful or useful?

While much information has now been disclosed, Global Witness remains concerned about a lack of clarity regarding key aspects of the deal, including how the minerals are to be priced.

One complaint of developing nations is a lack of clarity on how much money richer countries will provide to help them cut emissions and adapt to the effects of warmer temperatures such as rising sea levels and melting glaciers.

The Court brings much needed clarity to State practice which previously lacked uniformity in the interpretation of Article 6 and left children in a precarious situation depending on where they claimed asylum.

Costs at that level are certainly the exception rather than the norm but for many separating couples, a lack of information or clarity in how much there legal costs are likely to be only adds to the stress of separation.

The problem, he says, is sometimes not so much a lack of clarity in the expression of Parliament's will as a radical difference between the collective instincts of the judiciary and those of politicians facing the electoral process.