Sentences with phrase «still little clarity»

In making this decision Cobb J also considered the impact of s 1 (1) and 1 (4) of the Judicial Proceedings (Regulation of Reports) Act 1926 and noted his surprise that after 90 years there is still little clarity on whether this offers a further degree of privacy to financial remedy proceedings.

However, there is still little clarity on the repercussions of Brexit for European Union trade marks (EUTMs), including the issue of non-use.

Not exact matches

Few humongous changes after Week 5, which was one of the least eventful college football weekends in recent memory, though it still offered a little clarity in places.

With Financial Fair Play a relatively new concept, it is very much still in its embryonic stages, with little clarity.

With all this focus on clarity it's clear Amazon is aiming this device at a group of consumers still reading print books: folks who might be a little older and are starting to need reading glasses.

There's still some wiggle room there, obviously, but hopefully if Asus had «delayed all shipments worldwide,» due to Wi - Fi range issues, as the NCIX statement claimed, there would be a little more clarity on the issue.

The format is a little different (it's not a novel), but Chilton assured us that the same elements of humour, clarity and simplicity that made the original such a success are still there.

It's worth noting that Razer offer free software for converting stereo to 7.1 audio that does a surprisingly good job, so you can still get that little bit of extra positional data for your ears if you really want it, at a loss to the clarity in the mids.

Where the world's current status is called into clarity in Vinebaum's project space, This Land Again's mirrored images of lake, platform, and construction site ask the world to hold still for the viewer to contemplate little - noticed elements of our lived environment.

Still, louder is always better in my book, and my podcasts and music came through with more volume and a little more clarity.

Occasionally, photos can look like someone cranked the clarity a little too high, but the images are always something we're still likely to share.