Sentence examples for ambiguity arises from inspiring English sources

Here some ambiguity arises.

The legal ambiguity arises on two fronts.

In these situations an ambiguity arises: to whom does the cat really belong, or is there a gradation of ownership?

As soon as any ambiguity arises in even a very simple activity, we get a threat response.

Ambiguity arises when internships mix work (which must be paid for) with training (which need not be).

A different kind of ambiguity arises in the solo arias, where tensions between voice and accompaniment often conjure the desperation of the beleaguered soul.

In previous studies, wherever this ambiguity arose, currencies were assumed to be following the dollar.

Any ambiguity arising from its absence would be more than made up for by not having to worry about it.

These fallacies, called fallacies of ambiguity, arise when the conclusion is achieved through an improper use of words.

But even in antiquity the fatal ambiguity arose; by the fourth century BC the historikos - reciter of stories - had supplanted the historeon - the enquirer.

The ambiguity arising from the several senses of "same" is the likely basis for Gongsun Long's white horse paradox: "White horses are not horses".