Sentence examples for ambiguous steps from inspiring English sources

"Critical Assembly," a 1993 history of that World War II project, called the team's explosive testing full of "ambiguous steps, and numerous failures".

Thomas Cook's annoucement doesn't even answer that question clearly, preferring the ambiguous "stepping down".

Ambiguous action steps can lead to missed goals.

However, it is still ambiguous which step is the enantioselectivity-determining step and what the role of NHC catalysts is in this reaction.

In saying overtly what the recovery movement often leaves deliberately ambiguous — the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous refer to a "Higher Power" without defining it — Rabbi Taub has become a phenomenon.

As the trend away from marriage continues, more and more children are born into families where the parents' commitment to one another is unclear or ambiguous: By side-stepping the big decision to commit in public to each other, far too many parents lack the stability required to weather the various storms that life and child-raising in particular throws up".

In a first step, ambiguous names within the databases were extracted.

Step 4. Based on the current assignments of sites for ambiguous tags obtained from Step 3, the likelihood ratios of all the probable sites are updated.

We suggest that the final steps from an ambiguous intermediate situation to a non-canonical code have been completed in the Trentepohliales, Dasycladales, Cladophorales and Blastophysa but not in the Bryopsidales.

The clause — Latin for "in equal step" — is famously ambiguous.

They felt that refraining from interfering with infants' ambiguous genitalia was the first step on a desirable path to dissolving gender altogether.