Sentence examples for an unambiguous answer from inspiring English sources

— now appears to have an unambiguous answer.

The opinion polls provide an unambiguous answer: jobs.

But, of course, Zeira gave an unambiguous answer to the question of war because that is what politicians and the public demanded of him.

At one point, when Harris tried to get Sessions to give an unambiguous answer about his contacts with Russians, he said, "Will you let me qualify?

Theory, therefore, does not provide an unambiguous answer as to the efficiency consequences of works councils either.

ARPES measurements should in principle provide an unambiguous answer to these issues by deciding the sizes of electron and hole Fermi surfaces (FS) and revealing the surface Fermi arcs.

Yet, there is also consensus that this is a hard chicken-and-egg type of problem, and a completely unambiguous answer is hard to come by with current means.

If evolution has occurred in the simplest manner possible, there would never be any conflicting characters and overall similarity would perfectly correlate with a single, unambiguous answer or, in this case, tree.

If instead we were to ask, 'Pneumonia – does the nature of the infecting organism matter?', we would get a very clear and unambiguous answer.

But as to the factual question of whether we are in a recession given the data in hand, the unambiguous answer is no.

"The unambiguous answer is that there was no Bradley effect," said Mark Blumenthal, the editor and publisher of Pollster.com, a Web site that publishes and analyzes poll results.