Sentence examples similar to ambiguous to users from inspiring English sources

More practical issues such as age, location, marital status, and occupation are also frequently changed online, or left ambiguous to preserve users' privacy or continue identity play.

During the live chat, NIH Director Dr. Francis Collins didn't ease these concerns with some dodgy, ambiguous responses to users wondering why neuroscience should be a priority, especially in the face of a $1.5 billion budget cut thanks to sequestration.

This term proved to be too ambiguous to adequately describe the interaction annotated in major interaction databases, and unpopular with users, so it was made obsolete.

Dr. Lee's reaction appeared ambiguous to investigators.

Recent statements had been ambiguous to say the least.

Would it be morally ambiguous to kill a zombie?

Still, at first glance it's ambiguous to those viewing the ads.

Problem: Insurance reimbursement is vague, confusing, manual and seemingly ambiguous to patients and providers.

Each user compares adapted video with original video and gives a evaluation on semantic understanding for the adapted video clip based on the five scales from "Bad" to "Excellent", corresponding to semantic quality from "ambiguous" to "complete understanding" respectively.

Sounds kind of ambiguous to me.

Some are too ambiguous to call.