Sentence examples for ambiguities around from inspiring English sources
"ambiguities around" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to indicate a lack of clarity or uncertainty surrounding a particular topic or issue. Example: "There are many ambiguities around the new policy that have left employees confused and concerned about their job security."
A discussion on Reddit's parenting section last month exposed some of the new ambiguities around using marijuana at home, even when it's legal.
Bringing an increasingly frenzied guitar momentum to Freedom, Havens eventually sprang from his stool and conversed with the audience's handclapping with jazzy clapped offbeats of his own, which set up a hypnotic clamour of rhythmic ambiguities around the room - and briefly and memorably merged Havens' congregation into the band.
Figure 2 Ambiguities around the central peak for BOC 2,1 -modulated signal.
Thus, the DLL can lock on a side peak which creates deep ambiguities around the central peak of the ACF (into the range of ±1 chips).
She's interested in people's moral reasoning and the moral ambiguities around choice and autonomy.
But while the 'intactivist' movement undoubtedly purports an agenda to end circumcision entirely, let alone any industry around it legal and ethical ambiguities around harvesting for cosmetic use exist either way.
The NMR edges are essentially the contact edges, significantly corrupted by experimental noise and ambiguity (around 5 noisy edges per correct one).
Ambiguity around the rules does not help.
The ambiguity around turnbacks has galvanised some on the left.
But Mr. Rosenthal decided that the more troublesome result of the proctors' presence was that it created ambiguity around cheating.
Second, the resurgence of Christian Socialism in the higher echelons of the party under John Smith, Blair and Brown hid the ambiguity around faith felt in the wider party.
