Investors counter that some terms were ambiguous, making it difficult to gauge the financial impact of the transactions.
However, the highlighted lines in the poem prove very ambiguous, making it difficult not only for our hero, Q, to understand, but for the reader too!
I've found that books that emphasize writing style over plot, or that involve characters whose motivations are ambiguous, make for good discussion.
After that power play, political experts say, he began maneuvering to make his foreign policy allegiance far more ambiguous, making overtures to the West as leverage for seeking concessions from Russia.
Another reason is that keeping your strategy ambiguous makes it harder to be held accountable for whether or not the strategy was realized.
The final reason is legal: when it comes to working out who pays for what, the fact that the DCLG has produced a document which is ambiguous makes it more likely that the taxpayer will end up paying more to resolve this mess.
But its symptoms often can be mild and ambiguous, making it a diagnostic nightmare for doctors.
However, the text is ambiguous, making it questionable that Henry ever matures.
Actor Michael Emerson suspects where Ben's loyalties lie will always be ambiguous, making this a "wonderful role".
Geoffrey of Anjou's plans for the inheritance of his lands had been ambiguous, making the veracity of his son Geoffrey's claims hard to assess.
The FCPA was enacted in the late 1970s and has since been barely touched, that is, until last fall when the U.S. Chamber of Commerce launched an attack on the FCPA, claiming it was overly broad and ambiguous, making it difficult for companies to comply.
