Sentence examples for equally unambiguous from inspiring English sources

I began sifting through the scientific literature, searching for information that would allow me to reconcile McCandless's adamantly unambiguous statement with Clausen's equally unambiguous test results.

The opinion of the lawyer in the 38 Degrees case was equally unambiguous: "It is clear that the drafters of the Health and Social Care Bill intend that the functions of the secretary of state in relation to the NHS in England are to be greatly curtailed.

From @AnthonyCongi4's picture: http://t.co/ffrYKlmS — Michael Whitney (@michaelwhitney) 19 Jan 13 Across the country, the views of those attending other rallies, and posting their support online, were equally unambiguous: Tyrant Obama keep your laws off my piece! http://t.co/Wku1jBYq — joes6pack (@frozenliberty) 19 Jan 13 1st annual gun appreciation rally in Texas.

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Even though it was very clear the next day that the media sharks were circling for a kill on the President's high profile visit to Stewart's show, it was equally unambiguous that, once again, average Americans, those not brainwashed by Fox or Right Wing radio, saw the President as he wanted to be seen, in spite of their "expert" spin.

We observed that the determination of the base frequency f B in the first power spectrum (see sections 3.3 and 3.5 in ref. [ 24]) is, in rare cases, not always as unambiguous as in Figure 2A of ref. [ 24] since several almost equally intense peaks may appear in the second-level Fourier transform.

"It's not as unambiguous as that".

The movie presents his innocence as unambiguous.

Having formulated a clear political objective for the war, Mr. Bush, as President and Commander-in-Chief, must translate it into equally clear, unambiguous and specific orders for the military, and bid his commanders to carry out those orders until their goals are attained.

The usual method of sampling at equally spaced instants of time permits unambiguous reconstruction of the original signal if and only if the spectra of the signal is known in advance to lie in the Nyquist band.

As a warning call, that sounds unambiguous.