Sentence examples for ambiguous achievement from inspiring English sources

It's an ambiguous achievement.

The eventual disappearance of Internet filtering in much of the world would count as a rather ambiguous achievement if it's replaced by an outburst of cyberattacks, an increase in the state's surveillance power, and an outpouring of insidious government propaganda.

Currently, Beauregard is finishing a book on the U.S. city tentatively titled Ambiguous Achievement: The Contradictions of Urban Life and continues to write on the intersection of the new materialism of actor-network theory, urban planning and urban development.

Indeed, the more we know about Alberti and his times, the less clear our understanding of the man himself, the more ambiguous his achievements.

The study yielded ambiguous results concerning achievement of restoration goals.

The effects of emotions on achievement behavior are ambiguous (Carver and Scheier 2014).

In the east, however, Manuel's achievements are more ambiguous.

The decision came 50 years ago tomorrow, but the record of bridging the achievement gap between blacks and whites is ambiguous.

Played with unflinching precision by the Philharmonia, the performance was a reminder that it's one of Shostakovich's greatest and most Mahlerian achievements, full of strange, beautiful and profoundly ambiguous music.

"This is an award with a funny name, you know – 'special achievement in filmmaking' – it's a little bit ambiguous," he said.

But this is also why Britain's achievements cannot be seen in isolation from their ambiguous consequences elsewhere.