Sentence examples for became unambiguous from inspiring English sources

Although spoken Chinese continues to include many possible meanings for a given syllable, the written form became unambiguous.

The political dimension became unambiguous when federal government resources were deployed to cover up the misdeeds, an endeavor spearheaded by none other than Hillary, at whose behest Bill's many accusers were regularly tarnished in the media.

Clean tags mapped to reference sequences, from multiple genes, were filtered and the remaining tags became unambiguous clean tags.

We used an iterative alignment procedure similar to Imakaev et al. (2012), that is, only the first 20 base pairs of the read were initially mapped then the length of the read was progressively increased until the mapping became unambiguous (with a mapping quality superior to 40).

What happens if tomorrow, the GOP shifts to become unambiguous supporters of gay marriage?

And as the United States' commitment to Taiwan's defense has become less unambiguous, Taiwan's leaders have begun to argue that Washington's credibility in the region is linked to Taiwan security.

The extracts thus far published from his forthcoming diaries may suggest someone "unhappily famous" rather than "determinedly doomed" (there's certainly a lot of whining about the music press) but in death, rock stars tend to become rather unambiguous figures, easily summed up in a soundbite: tormented genius, doomed romantic, hip-hop thug.

The necessity of conducting an unambiguous recount became clear in the last election.

In the 1960's and 1970's, too, a wariness of organized religion became intellectually fashionable and unambiguous signs of religion were out of vogue.

The conclusion is then unambiguous: distribution became much more unequal over the past quarter-century.Nancy Birdsall (Letters, May 26th) is right that inequality within developing countries is probably contributing to low growth.

Founded more or less as a hobby by a young Silicon Valley computer programmer named Pierre Omidyar, eBay has become the one unambiguous success story to come out of the dot-com boom -- the most successful business on the Internet," as Adam Cohen puts it in "The Perfect Store," his brisk, workmanlike history of the company.