Sentence examples for because of the ambiguous from inspiring English sources

Still, they had no idea they were ahead because of the ambiguous structure of the game.

Like everyone in this article, he asked for his name to be changed because of the ambiguous legal status of his business: Fernandez has a permit only to burn CDs and is reluctant to say who is the original source of the latest terabytes of content.

Unfortunately US members can not currently connect their Netflix accounts to Facebook because of the ambiguous Video Privacy Protection Act.

Because of the ambiguous structure in N_mp2, only the averages within the 50- and 100-km radius are presented for this case (Fig. 5e).

Because of the ambiguous definitions of laxity and the subjective definition of instability, we use the biomechanically well-defined concepts rotation, moment and stiffness in the present paper.

Because of the ambiguous nature of the observations, one of the main limitations of PSI is the incapability of measuring ''fast" deformation phenomena.

This is a very difficult question to answer because of the highly ambiguous polling situation in South Carolina, where no public polls have been conducted in two weeks.

Networks such as Clock, Wnt, mTor, and Regulation of CDKN2A expression were edited minimally and received more 'Down' votes than the cell-specific networks, possibly because of the more ambiguous boundaries of which cell types could be included.

A society where there is no desire to take up arms, because there is no fear of the ambiguous other.

However, voters preferred post-charge questioning as an alternative to a 42-day limit by a large margin.It is partly because of this ambiguous public mood that the Tories think they can vote against the bill without looking weak.

Because of this ambiguous type of symmetry, corallites are a somewhat unusual and particularly suitable example that allows us to demonstrate different types of symmetry in a single structure.