Sentence examples for ambiguity and difficulty from inspiring English sources

In sixty minutes, it expressed all the ambiguity and difficulty of the trial.

In a world of ambiguity and difficulty, having something easy and reliable, which consistently works how you want it to, is a blessed relief.

The ambiguity and difficulties of this diagnosis are reflected in a recent review where the authors suggest the alternative term "substance-associated psychosis" and state that there is a dearth of research that rigorously examines the validity of the diagnostic criteria across substances [ 101].

For the purpose of qualitative approach, we asked 7 midwives to assess each item for "ambiguity", "relevancy", and "difficulty".

"With all its ambiguities and difficulties, the photographic brave new world is better than its predecessor," Professor Zimring said.

This situation makes that the model loses its semantic during its exploitation and creates ambiguities and difficulties in its use.

In those cases, tolerance synthesis and analysis get complicated which introduces ambiguities and difficulties for system-integrators and lead engineers for the objective decision making in terms of trade-offs but also in terms of an efficient computer aided functional tolerancing.

Much like colorectal cancer, prostate cancer has long suffered from ambiguities and difficulties within diagnosis methodology.

Other details and areas in which ambiguities and difficulties exist have been reviewed [50].

As his longtime English translator David Homel wrote of the "eroto-satiric" bestseller: "Laferrière's ambiguity, and the difficulty of pinning him down, was one of the reasons the book was so infuriating – and so seductive".

It is still a challenging problem due to the intrinsic class ambiguity and the difficulty for poor quality fingerprints.