Sentence examples for ambiguity about how from inspiring English sources
"There was no ambiguity about how Bush felt on the issue.
But Washington has maintained a policy of "strategic ambiguity" about how far it would go to defend Taiwan, especially if Taiwan itself provoked the mainland.
However, he said he thought there was still ambiguity about how the Ukip vote, and perhaps the Liberal Democrat vote, would behave.
As scientific dispute gives way to grim consensus about the ruinous course on which the world is set, there is still total ambiguity about how to change track.
"There is a great amount of ambiguity about how the bill will evolve in practice," Raghuram Rajan, a University of Chicago professor who was one of the few economists to warn about the risks of a financial blowup, told me.
And now a new social network, Knotch, gives people an opportunity to express nothing but opinions, and to do it in a way that leaves little ambiguity about how they feel about a particular topic.
Farhadi spoke in ambiguities about how "A Separation" got past the censors, if he would make his films differently if he lived in another country and why he chooses not to leave Iran.
Thus, there continue to appear fairly major ambiguities about how the behavioral symptoms are described, and that will only sustain the clinical confusion that now accompanies the diagnosis.
Though specific legislation for the Volcker Rule is meant to be set by mid-September, ambiguity remains about how exactly the rule will be executed.
In particular, there is some ambiguity (and controversy) about how to define an interactive effect between two factors that are individually associated with disease (that is, that have 'main effects') [ 46- 48].
Mossad, the Israeli intelligence service, sends agents to kill those it believes are responsible, but the effort becomes bogged down in moral ambiguity as doubts emerge about how closely the targets for assassination were involved, and whether perpetuating the cycle of violence ultimately achieves anything.
