Sentence examples for ambiguous announcement from inspiring English sources
Bill Sims, a senior retail analyst at Citigroup Smith Barney, said the company was left with few options, which led to what he called an "ambiguous" announcement.
On 9 November, after a month of ever-swelling mass demonstrations, the party suddenly reversed its hard-line stance with a bungled, ambiguous announcement at a shambolic press conference of freedom of movement for all East Germans.
He says: The G7 didn't have their finest hour yesterday with a raft of ambiguous announcements that saw currency traders reach for the smelling salts on a day that owed more to keystone cops than anything else.
If their ambiguous announcements are any indication, they'll be debuting some heretofore unseen live collaborations expect yearning vocals, misty instrumentation, and aggressively emo singalongs.
The most ambiguous part of Palmer's announcement related to his position on the carbon price.
Another example of ambiguous partnerships is illustrated by the recent announcement that the current Minister of Health of the Government of Southern Sudan joined the board of advisers of 'Jarch Management Group Ltd.', a US private investment company claiming disputed rights over some oil concessions in the Greater Upper Nile region [ 41].
The biggest announcement was probably a goal that's as ambiguous as it is ambitious: a call for the United States to spend 3% or more of its gross domestic product on research and development.
That's an open question, thanks to an unusual and ambiguous front office structure that the team unveiled as part of Thursday's announcement.
Digital ink barely dry on Grab's announcement, Uber revealed that it too is moving into Myanmar's capital city Yangon, albeit within a more ambiguous time frame of "soon".
