Sentence examples for entail ambiguity from inspiring English sources
Like all intelligent photographs they entail ambiguity.
For example, in both the research and clinic nurse roles there was less than total agreement within each speciality as to the areas they regularly cover with patients and in conjunction with this other team members did not appear to have a consistent view of what these roles entail, similar role ambiguity has previously been described within breast care teams (Jenkins et al, 2001).
There is also the truth of our freedom and this truth, as detailed in The Ethics of Ambiguity, entails a logic of reciprocity and responsibility that contests the terrors of a world ruled only by the authority of power.
But science could help guide decision-making under conditions of ambiguity; uncertainty does not entail 'anything goes.' On the contrary, the uncertainty itself might guide decision-making better than any other factual information.
For all the ambiguities it entails, the endorsement test, applied judiciously, is probably the best reading of non-establishment one could hope for.
And as such a remark illustrates, free will theists tend to see full clarity of vision as an obstacle to our freedom in relation to God, even as they likewise see divine hiddenness (along with the degree of ambiguity and ignorance that such hiddenness entails) as essential to our freedom in relation to God.
Noting that the two putative readings of 'every man loves a woman' are such that the wide scope 'a woman' reading entails the narrow, they ask whether or not we should be countenancing a structural ambiguity or chalking up the two 'readings' to confusion over the specific and general case.
The ambiguity of the mantric nature of the cosmos and of all thing-events is in the fact that they entail simultaneously both hope and difficulty for enlightenment.
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