Sentence examples similar to dramatically ambiguous from inspiring English sources
This changes dramatically if the risks are highly uncertain or even ambiguous.
This is why even the poll-driven Mrs. Clinton, who has been the most cautious and ambiguous of the Democratic candidates about a withdrawal timetable, dramatically changed course to expedite her Iraq exit strategy in Tuesday night's debate.
The ambiguous nature of soccer fouls becomes especially relevant when a single call dramatically alters the course of a game.
We can also dramatically improve training so that a cop can understand how his body reacts in a stressful, ambiguous situation: like when there may be a gun, or when a baby has entered the scene at the same time as a gun.
Semi-automated knowledge extraction tools offer the potential to dramatically accelerate this process, albeit at the risk of some loss of information as a result of misqueries and ambiguous data.
John himself is ambiguous about "ambiguous".
His ambition is ambiguous.
