Sentence examples for a less ambiguous response from inspiring English sources

Clicking "cancel" on a route map brings up a dialogue box that asks, "Would you really like to quit navigation?" rather than a less ambiguous response like, "Would you like to create a new route?" Yet once that is figured out, and with a few minutes' additional work, the app will become familiar.

The writer and director, Brad Bird, offered a less ambiguous answer in an interview.

It is tempting to view the 1940's as a less ambiguous, simpler time, in which the moral choices were clearer and the cultural responses to them emphatically and intuitively appropriate.

But that trial measured patient survival, a less ambiguous yardstick than determining whether tumors have become worse.

This suggests that UWF imaging may provide a less ambiguous assessment of VH than conventional imaging.

Ultimately, it is the public who have to send a less ambiguous direction for their country.

This results in a less ambiguous and more accurate annotation.

A less ambiguous candidate is the strong enhancement of kay knockdown effects by Src42A knockdown.

We feel that this is a less ambiguous nomenclature for the two regions.

The TESS algorithm incorporates an additional regularisation feature that generally leads to a less ambiguous determination of K [ 42, 68].

In particular, if AutoFACT proposed a less ambiguous annotation, experimental evidence for the AutoFACT annotation was sought in the literature.