Sentence examples for ambiguous at best from inspiring English sources

The answers are ambiguous at best.

In public, however, North Korea has been ambiguous, at best.

See id. at 34. Arizona counters, however, that Congress's purpose is ambiguous at best.

The evidence of the sisters' involvement has always been ambiguous, at best.

Other computer researchers said that R.B.N.'s role is ambiguous at best.

Iran has never publicly rejected the deal, but its official reaction has been ambiguous at best.

He was referring to the health exceptions the Supreme Court has deemed unnecessary in order to ensure the constitutionality of the (medically-ambiguous-at-best term) "partial birth abortion" ban ignoring the health exceptions explicitly required in Roe v. Wade and its "companion" ruling, Doe v. Bolton.

Such contributions were "unhelpful", Mr Hammond said, adding that Russia's intentions in Syria were "at best ambiguous".

In the funhouse mirror of Scalia's opinion, the text is what's "clear," and actual practice is "at best ambiguous".

In summary, the UCR arrest data for large cities provide ambiguous support, at best, for the de-policing version of the Ferguson effect.

But most sex education programs of any kind have an ambiguous effect, at best, on whether and how teens have sex.