Sentence examples for ambiguous proof from inspiring English sources
The estate agents' website, rightmove.co.uk, claims that asking prices are actually falling by 1.3% in London during the last three weeks of July and by 0.5% across the rest of the country.Less ambiguous proof that the economy is growing rapidly came this week from the CIPS-Reuters purchasing managers' index for manufacturing.
The media and the opposition jumped on this ambiguous phrase as proof that the two were colluding to ensure Lula avoided prosecution, sparking further unrest on Wednesday evening and clashes outside the presidential palace where Lula was sworn in on Thursday.
But surely Picasso's spectacular 1956 reworkings of Diego Velázquez's Spanish masterpiece, Las Meninas, included in the show, remain the proof of his ambiguous feeling for the traditions of his native land.
The physical evidence, which the law does not require for proof of rape, was ambiguous on the question of penetration.
Even if "somehow construed as racial," the unsigned 2-to-1 decision went on, "the comments were ambiguous stray remarks" that were not proof of employment discrimination.
The witnesses' statements were ambiguous, and there was not independent corroborative proof (like an audio tape) that would have allowed us to sustain our burden of proof.
The complex and ambiguous struggle for power in Yemen, too, offered further proof that the idea of a democratising wave sweeping through the Middle East was a little too simplistic.
The disagreement centered on a common problem for judges and intelligence analysts alike: how to analyze ambiguous cases where there is an array of suspicious information but no definitive proof that someone is a terrorist.
