Sentence examples for an unambiguous objective from inspiring English sources

"Film and literary theory show that it is a myth that video evidence is an unambiguous, objective, conclusive, singular and clear reproduction of reality," Professor Wasserman wrote in a 2009 paper on the implications of video recordings for civil rights litigation.

It is well known that rational management requires an unambiguous definition of objectives.

The objective of the RInChI project is the creation of an unambiguous description for reactions from their structural diagrams, Rxn- and RDfiles for which different researchers should, so far as possible, generate the same identifier for the same reaction.

But such reorganisations are usually more of a trade-off than an unambiguous win: splitting up organisations can bring a tighter focus, with clearer objectives; but it can also reinforce another generic failing of government, the tendency to operate in silos.

An advantage of quantitative methods is an unambiguous representation.

P. called "an unambiguous deceleration" since last May.

— now appears to have an unambiguous answer.

The answer is an unambiguous no.

Talk about an unambiguous end to innocence.

Ferguson seems to want an unambiguous Lincoln.

The killings were an unambiguous warning to informers.