Sentence examples for ambiguous though from inspiring English sources

If the results from the static kill are ambiguous, though, it would then take at least several days, and perhaps several weeks, to permanently shut the flow from the bad well by pumping mud down the relief well.

He left it ambiguous, though, so that doesn't mean he couldn't change his mind later.

I thought it was ambiguous, though leaning towards Hannah.

The agreement is flimsy and ambiguous though, and the issue of pit closures will come to fore again soon.

Still, as the top official of this crucial state, he was rewarded at his party's convention in Boston with certain honors, ambiguous though they were.

The PAC's 2012 record was similarly ambiguous (though by 2012 Mr DeMint had cut formal ties with the group, allowing it to become a SuperPAC), backing winners in red Texas, Arizona and Nebraska and losers in purple Ohio and Indiana.

Their attitude toward religion was ambiguous; for, though they were in general sympathetic to religious claims, they made no secret of the fact that they could not accept them at their face value.

Gotta love that ambiguous wording, though.

Therefore, the identifier is considered ambiguous, even though one of the structures in HMDB (HMDB15296) matches the one in ChEMBL.

So the sentence is ambiguous, even though there are no arguments for assigning to it more than one constituent structure.

The notion of definition here has to be taken as a heavy-weight notion: 'bank' is ambiguous even though you can 'define' it as 'financial institution or river side'.