Sentence examples for certain amount of ambiguity from inspiring English sources

Mr. Heytens, representing the government, said the Supreme Court had said as recently as Tuesday, in Hayes v. United States, that "a certain amount of ambiguity doesn't automatically trigger the rule of lenity".

And maybe, in an era when the movie musical is still struggling to find new ways of singing, a certain amount of ambiguity is just what the formula calls for.

Judge Chandler, in his 68-page opinion, wrote, "The law of contracts, however, does not require parties to choose optimally clear language; in fact, parties often riddle their agreements with a certain amount of ambiguity in order to reach a compromise".

This usage has created a certain amount of ambiguity in academia, researchers, and industry regarding the meaning of these terminologies since they are either too broad or too narrow.

The future of the NHS featured prominently in the televised leaders' debate on Thursday, but so far there has been a certain amount of ambiguity from the major parties about whether they will commit to the extra funding which NHS chiefs believe is necessary to keep the service on an even keel.

Yeah, and it also had a certain amount of ambiguity, which allowed the viewer to draw his/her own conclusions.

From the outset Blair's government plays a significant role in the Northern Ireland peace process, during which Blair admits to using "a certain amount of creative ambiguity" to secure an agreement, claiming the process would not have succeeded otherwise.

However, it takes a certain amount of comfort with ambiguity to be able to simultaneously hold contradictory parts of a single concept.

Instead, we must accept a certain amount of variation, uncertainty, and ambiguity when it comes to diagnosing and treating children who exhibit the symptoms associated with ADHD.

Abstinence has many fears, but maybe none greater than that of ambiguity, or the notion that teenagers can probably tolerate a certain amount of it.

Both evoked a certain amount of controversy.