Sentence examples for are somewhat ambiguous from inspiring English sources

The data are somewhat ambiguous for memory loss.

Because the New York Fed's rules are somewhat ambiguous, Goldman sent Mr. Bansal to clarify his restrictions with the regulator.

His character is interesting and sometimes infuriating: we always want him to succeed, even when his morals are somewhat ambiguous, to say the least.

While federal rules about such conflicts are somewhat ambiguous, Mr. Bansal filled out a form that prohibited him "from knowingly accepting compensation" from a midsize bank he previously regulated.

The neighborhood boundaries are somewhat ambiguous, but many consider the borders to be Richmond Avenue to the southwest, Arthur Kill Road to the north, and Fieldway and Greaves Avenues on the eastern side.

The phrases "intuitively computable" and "naturally regarded as computable" are somewhat ambiguous.

The case of India is somewhat ambiguous.

Samuelson's role in the evolution of economic methodology is somewhat ambiguous.

These days, Ms. Roddick's position as co-chairman is somewhat ambiguous.

It was somewhat ambiguous, but it suggested that we have to have CAFE standards.

It would be somewhat ambiguous to start charging for online news and still give away news in a free paper".