Sentence examples for evidence is ambiguous from inspiring English sources

The evidence is ambiguous.

However, the evidence is ambiguous.

"Evidence is ambiguous, and scholars disagree," the exhibition tells us.

Officials for the nuclear agency have acknowledged in interviews that the evidence is ambiguous.

When the evidence is ambiguous, it is all the easier for ideology to influence one's scientific judgment.

A defendant can be declared guilty, not guilty, or, if the evidence is ambiguous, acquitted for lack of proof.

At the time, Albright produced an Isis analysis of the site with Corey Hinderstein, concluding it was "a logical candidate for a nuclear weapons-related site" but cautioned that the evidence was ambiguous.

He is willing to suppose that the crime-contraception might not "work or something," but if a woman who says she was raped is pregnant, is he less likely to believe her? Would it be a tie-breaker, if the evidence were ambiguous?

For a long time it was assumed that the extinct eurypterids had gills, but the fossil evidence was ambiguous.

As in previous St Gallen conferences [ 18], the Panel was charged with assessing the evidence, but also advising on the basis of expert opinion on those questions where the evidence was ambiguous or lacking.

The evidence, however, is ambiguous.