Sentence examples for ambiguity exists from inspiring English sources

A similar ambiguity exists over the naming of Greenland by Eirik the Red.

Where no ambiguity exists, Wisconsin courts will merely apply the policy terms.

Surprisingly, much ambiguity exists regarding the physiologic stimuli and adaptations that are responsible for the clinical effectiveness of IPC treatment.

Our findings further suggest that if some ambiguity exists about the product — for instance, oatmeal cookies could be framed as either healthy or indulgent — then it would be safer to use the healthy framing when using a busyness appeal.

You could argue that only a perverse reader would mistake my boss's nephew for my acupuncturist, but the point is that when you restrict the use of the serial comma solely to those instances where a genuine ambiguity exists, then every time you come to a series you have to stop and think.

Records exist concerning independent traditions in the Middle East, Africa, and the Americas before the arrival of Europeans, but too little is known about these to be able to confidently track their development or possible influence, and ambiguity exists as to the definition of "theatre" in some of these places.

Some ambiguity existed in terms of distinguishing an investigation launched in response to a pre-existing concern about increased frequency of cancer in a given community from a methodologically similar, but conceptually different, investigation of cancer rates in an area with an environmental exposure problem (e.g. a chemical spill).

The same ambiguity existed in Mr. Bush's State of the Union address last week.

Journal of Engineering and Technology Management, 10, 13 99 showing that considerable uncertainty and ambiguity exist and are likely to continue.

Recognizing that some ambiguity existed over the question of concurrent jurisdiction over taxation, Jay was prepared to have an explanatory clause incorporated.

A wide range of ambiguity existed for non-systematic identifiers that are shared between databases (17.7 60.2 %, median of 40.3 %).