Sentence examples for difficult and ambiguous from inspiring English sources

In the reform crisis following Wellington's fall, Peel's position was difficult and ambiguous.

The Interior Department's writ is to manage the public lands for "multiple uses," a difficult and ambiguous task.

The report sheds light on those of us who place value in seemingly difficult or ambiguous goals because, well, they're difficult and ambiguous.

People with disabilities have a difficult and ambiguous relationship with housing and home.

Possible surface roughness of analysed samples can deteriorate the RBS spectra and makes their interpretation more difficult and ambiguous.

But at BCG, he deploys this skill under very different circumstances: As a scientist, he spent his days solving difficult and ambiguous problems.

The two of them establish a difficult, painful and ambiguous connection.

When I remember the novels that made me want to be a writer, they were the ones that had characters who were difficult, complex and ambiguous.

That makes distinctions difficult and answers ambiguous.

This process is difficult and often ambiguous since false focusing locations might overlap with locations of wavefield focusing.

Delineating events from such annotation is difficult and can lead to ambiguous results.