Sentence examples for ambiguous case from inspiring English sources

The ambiguous case is in 1868.

(This ignores the ambiguous case of Genoa, extremely powerful economically but pitifully weak politically).

While the umbrella attack was clearly a crime, something like leaving a wet umbrella on a subway seat is a more ambiguous case.

After all, if the government won't get an indictment for al-Awlaki — who, given all the evidence Sullivan cites, should be very indictable — why would it get one for someone who is more marginal, and against whom it has a more ambiguous case that is harder to prove?

The site, called Page-Ladson, was once an ambiguous case itself.

The matched filters in azimuth and the Stolt interpolations are chosen depending on whether they are applied either on the ambiguous case or the unambiguous case.

Given that virtually by definition cases in the modern era only reach the Supreme Court when there is substantial legal ambiguity involved, it's not surprising that politics generally drives votes in politically ambiguous cases.

This analysis does leave some ambiguous cases, admittedly.

This book would be shorter had its author ruled out ambiguous cases.

Mr. Boyd is often called to arbitrate in ambiguous cases, and usually, ruefully, he rules that the movement in question runs afoul of the law.

More prevalent, and more bewildering, are the ambiguous cases — a subtly altered photograph, an accurate but misleading statistic, a tendentious connection among disparate dots.