Sentence examples for are more ambiguous from inspiring English sources

Other marks are more ambiguous.

Studies are more ambiguous about higher grades.

The tax cut's implications for holders of incentive options are more ambiguous.

The words, of course, are more ambiguous than they first seem.

The polls are more ambiguous because they depend on humans, but the results are similar.

"Obviously, this all happened in a newer medium where the rules are more ambiguous," he said.

But given the torrent of extra money, the results are more ambiguous than they should be.

"Traditionally, the Japanese are more ambiguous, but this time it was quite direct".

The fact is that these new rules are more ambiguous than the old, and full of potential pitfalls.

While modern research remains wondrously productive, its results are more ambiguous, contestable and dubious than ever before.

But these signals are more ambiguous than those he spotted in newborn babies and far more controversial in their implications.