Sentence examples for ambiguities for from inspiring English sources

Without Japan, they do not.The Japanese cannot hide behind their ambiguities for much longer.

From a text by Jean Cocteau, the opera is partly dependent upon verbal ambiguities for its effect, and, unsurprisingly, opinions differ as to its meaning and implications.

The Council's documents, shaped by the bishops and their theological advisers in four two-month sessions held each fall from 1962 through 1965, offer more than enough compromises and ambiguities for conflicting interpretations.

This coding information allowed us to reduce the number of ambiguities for DQA1 typing.

The current standards for testing surge-protective devices (SPDs), leave some ambiguities for their implementation.

Figure 13a shows the localization results in the absence of transmit ambiguities for 40 sensor motes.

I do not like ambiguity for ambiguity's sake.

We've been allowed to revel and wallow in our ambivalence and ambiguity for years.

The consequence of this ambiguity for what used to be called "high politics" has been dire.

The agency said this had "created an atmosphere of doubt and ambiguity for success of the Moscow talks".

In both birther camps, opponents look to ancestral origins as the smoking gun, and ride the ambiguity for the duration.