Sentence examples for ambiguous consequences from inspiring English sources

Other decisions had more ambiguous consequences.

But this is also why Britain's achievements cannot be seen in isolation from their ambiguous consequences elsewhere.

One of the main characters, Ben Hawkins Nick Stahll), a young man who reluctantly joins up with the carnival as a way of escaping the police (an unexplained chain sticks out from the bottom of his pants leg), has healing powers, a gift with ambiguous consequences.

But the legacy of its maker is going to be of the what-might-have-been variety, the story of someone who took a look at what Joni Mitchell called the "star-making machinery" and neither engaged it nor quite walked away, with ambiguous consequences.

He was ambiguous about the consequences for the president's new policy, should Mr. Arafat be re-elected in a new and free election as the Palestinian leader, saying, "We will deal with the circumstances as we find them".

The macroscopic diagnosis of aGVHD grade 1 is ambiguous and the consequences of no aGVHD and aGVHD grade 1 are the same, namely, no change in therapy.

As a consequence, ambiguous expressions can be considered to be not well-typed, in conformance with type inference algorithms.

On the one hand, they provide an ethical framework that allows people, in good conscience, to do something kind or useful even if the consequences are ambiguous.

This shift in the understanding of responsibility had important, but ambiguous, legal and political consequences.

They threatened ambiguous, but quite serious, consequences if anything should happen to the royal family.

As revolutionary rhetoric grew more strident, they declared the interest of the monarchs of Europe as one with the interests of Louis and his family; this Declaration of Pilnitz threatened ambiguous, but quite serious, consequences if anything should happen to the royal family.