Sentence examples for ambiguous and unclear from inspiring English sources

The text is, however, ambiguous and unclear on what happens next.

To top it all, accompanying one question was a remark (from the university's academic moderating board) complaining that the question was ambiguous and unclear.

Foxtons historically quoted all its prices ex-VAT; has kept fees ambiguous and unclear; and is charging for things such as check-out which is only really for the landlord's benefit".

As a consequence, the definition of 'weak signal' is now substantially more ambiguous and unclear than previously [19, 20].

Throughout the entire investigation process, the women also reported that the administration was ambiguous and unclear about their own student conduct policy.

Their critics and questions helped me to formulate better some ambiguous and unclear statements.

The ways by which the majority of the teachers replied (to questions for which they had to use natural selection without its being suggested), refer us back to the aforementioned ambiguous, vague, and unclear explanations mixed with teleological connotations in the textbooks, which, notably, are the only ones published and made available to teachers.

The role of α-actinin-4/α-actinin-1 in cancer development and progression remains ambiguous and it is unclear if α-actinin-4/α-actinin-1 might serve as cancer cell targets.

All ambiguous questions were deleted and unclear ones rephrased.

Abramov critiqued color analysis for being unclear, ambiguous, and for the inability to substantiate claims.

The policy landscape at that time included no shortage of recommendations, regulations, guidelines and legislation but rather than offering a clear path for translational medicine they were often unclear, ambiguous and sometimes contradictory.