Sentence examples for ambiguous complex from inspiring English sources

The global energy outlook seems as uncertain, ambiguous, complex as ever.

Russia has historically straddled an ambiguous, complex realm between East and West, and the same tension plays out in the oil sector.

"The Devil's Footprints" may be impressive in its technical ambition, but it delivers something less than the ambiguous, complex world one would have expected from a writer of Burnside's accomplishment.

Nonetheless several observations have suggested that mPTP is a component of the Ca2+ efflux mechanism [31 34] proposing a physiological role for this ambiguous complex.

22 23 The theory predicts that stress and uncertainty exist in illness situations that are ambiguous, complex, unpredictable and when information is unavailable or inconsistent.

For more ambiguous, complex or emotional information, a richer medium, for example multi-media or face-to-face interaction, is generally seen as necessary.

We removed ambiguous complexes from this data, leaving us with 324 multi-proteins complexes involving 1,462 genes.

While his judicial legacy is ambiguous and complex, he is in many respects a Justices' Justice.

However, these terms are ambiguous for complex movements or for movements out of an anatomic plane.

Eastwood, on the other hand, Foundas says, "sees only shades of gray", and American Sniper is a morally ambiguous, emotionally complex film.

Professor Paul Fletcher, from the Department of Psychiatry at Cambridge University, said: "Having a predictive brain makes us efficient and adept at creating a coherent picture of an ambiguous and complex world.