Sentence examples for ambiguity out of from inspiring English sources

During the presidential campaign last year, Mr. Bush talked occasionally about taking the ambiguity out of American military commitments to Taiwan, to support its democratic practices and send a message to Beijing.

This move takes the ambiguity out of shopping: Buy a new Chromebook and know Android apps are available to be installed.

has sponsored "The Internet Gambling Prohibition Act," to take the ambiguity out of the Federal Wire Act, which makes it illegal to take sports bets over telephone lines.

With his new book, The Inkblots: Hermann Rorschach, His Iconic Test, and the Power of Seeing, writer and translator Damion Searls strives to take the ambiguity out of the Rorschach, both the test and its creator.

The creators used the ambiguity of "coming out of the closet", having Tom Cruise literally refusing to come out of Stan's closet, in a parody of rumors involving Cruise's sexuality.

And it would risk bloody retaliation against Israel and America.As things stand, Iran will probably attain the capacity to make a bomb and, after an Indian-style period of "strategic ambiguity", break out of the NPT.

Brevity: In reducing 1,000 pages of guidance to 50, brevity is achieved – but ambiguity driven out of the previous documents by practice, case law and experience has been introduced.

"There's a lot of lexical ambiguity out there," Carrie Brownstein said with a smirk during Sleater-Kinney's show last Monday night at Irving Plaza.

Kaye [1991] generalised Specker's method to show how any typed theory of sets, garnished with the axioms of typical ambiguity, turns out to be equiconsistent with a one-sorted theory.

"I, out of an effort to give Congress the ability to do their thing and not step on their toes, probably left too much ambiguity out there, which allowed the opponents of reform to come in and to fill up the airwaves with a lot of nonsense," he said.

At the crossover point there is maximum ambiguity of whether a case is more "in" or "out" of a set.