Sentence examples for ambiguous implications from inspiring English sources

In other words, if a candidate repeatedly utters an outright falsehood (I leave aside ambiguous implications), shouldn't the Times's coverage nail it right at the point where the article quotes it?" This message was typical of mail from some readers who, fed up with the distortions and evasions that are common in public life, look to The Times to set the record straight.

This paper is aimed at establishing the melting phase relations in the MgSiO3 CaSiO3 system at 24 GPa, avoiding ambiguous implications for Earth science that require other melting phase relations such as MgO CaSiO3.

Complimentary overlap of ssrA with small open reading frames has been detected in some bacteria with ambiguous implications [ 66].

Results from the Molassiotis study suggest a large effect for the acupuncture group and has ambiguous implications for the control group.

Getting into the head of his controversial heroine, and the ambiguous moral implications of that, were part of what made the project appealing to Byrne.

Although, PBVs may have an ambiguous clinical implication, they do pose a potential public health concern in humans and control of PBVs mainly relies on nonvaccinal approach.

There is a boom in Vietnamese entrepreneurs, for example, and in the economic power of women in India.More ambiguous in its implications is the rise of mammonis, initially in Italy but spreading elsewhere.

Others, however, such as La Mettrie and Diderot, regarded Cheselden's account as wholly ambiguous in its implications.

Don't bother gracing a museum with your sudden concern for black suffering (with nothing but ambiguous and silent implication acknowledging white violence and inhumanity).

For equities, the implications are ambiguous: a lower natural rate reduces the discount rate and raises the price-earnings ratio, but lower potential depresses earnings growth.My analysis treats supply and demand separately.

Meanwhile, although calling Mr. Obama's bluff on his stated refusal to accept a short-term increase might qualify as a tactical victory for Republicans, its longer-term implications are ambiguous.