Sentence examples for but ambiguity from inspiring English sources

Not only can scientific interpretations have an ambiguous component, but ambiguity also emerges with regard to selection of appropriate values, priorities, assumptions, ethics, distributions of risk, and quality of life parameters to be applied.

But ambiguity is inherent in natural language.

But ambiguity is the order of the day, and L.A. Noire serves it up with flair.

But ambiguity is exactly the quality the story demanded, as Puccini knew all too well.

And right now, there is nothing but ambiguity in the death of Michael Brown.

But ambiguity is virtually integral to literary expression — ambiguity, uncertainty, indeterminacy are ways that fictional texts mean what they mean.

Most of the fundamental phenomena have been firmly identified by experimental observations but ambiguities still remained.

A few part of them looked like core/shell structured particle, but ambiguities were caused by either TEM sample preparation or TEM analysis.

The previously reported 2.25 Å resolution crystal structure of CPS complexed with (S -15-aza-14,15-dihydrogeranylgeranyl thiolodiphoS -15-aza-14,15-dihydrogeranylgeranyl architecture, but ambiguitieS -15-aza-14,15-dihydrogeranylgeranylremained.

Regional demand for high biomass regrowth as a carbon offset is likely to be high but ambiguities in carbon policy threaten to diminish the use of natural regrowth for reforestation projects.

Some of his arguments are directed to one and some to the other thesis, but ambiguities in the text make it unclear which he means to attack in certain places.