It remains ambiguous to what extent these dispersed loci of public debate still needed mass-media exposure to achieve broad political salience.
"In matters which concern the right of the state to intrude so extensively and intimately into the lives of citizens, we believe that the current legal framework is ambiguous to such an extent that it fails adequately to safeguard the fundamental rights of the individuals affected," the MPs said.
Yet the tasks the BBC teams tackle are, by their very nature, uncertain and to some extent ambiguous, particularly when they involve covering breaking news.
We cannot agree with the Court of Appeals that Subpart 2 clearly controls the implementation of revised ozone NAAQS, see 175 F.3d, at 10481050, because we find the statute to some extent ambiguous.
We cannot agree with the Court of Appeals that Subpart 2 clearly controls the implementation of revised ozone NAAQS, see 175 F. 3d, at 1048-1050, because we find the statute to some extent ambiguous.
These issues are, to some extent, ambiguous, and to some extent, they overlap.
The most common irregularity covers situations when the association between grapheme and phoneme is not quite one-to-one but can be, to some extent, ambiguous and greatly dependent on the neighbor-contexts.To deal with this problem, rule-based systems have been adopted along with a list of exceptions to cover the unruled situations.
It is also to be noted that changes in visually evoked F0 amplitude can to some extent be ambiguous: they do not distinguish between an intrinsic mechanism and changes in synaptic responses that are not modulated at the temporal frequency of the stimulus, in particular in complex cells.
Well, yes, to some extent.
