Sentence examples for found ambiguous from inspiring English sources

In a separate report released Wednesday, the agency said, as expected, that it had found ambiguous traces of uranium at a suspected Syrian reactor site bombed by Israel last year.

Regarding education, its role in rural migration in China has been found ambiguous in the literature ( Zhao 2005 ).

Guidelines were offered for the items students found ambiguous or confusing and a total of 50 min was allotted to the completion of the whole test.

Still, regarding this respect, Menezes e Lopes (2014) found ambiguous reports on fear of death, showing that old people, who are closer to death, bring a dynamic of feeling that, within the same person, oscillate constantly between fear and resignation.

From a welfare perspective, our results are less clear-cut, because using three established tests we found ambiguous evidence for a decrease in general fearfulness in hand-reared birds.

We found ambiguous evidence regarding the extent of cross transmission of VRE, which has been shown to be important in previous studies [ 27, 28].

Stevens questions old certainties, surveying the sky at dusk to find "Ambiguous undulations" in the hieroglyphic scrawl of pigeons on the sky, not received truths.

He knelt down and gently dug until he found an ambiguous scrap of metal.

More recently, though, punk bands have found more ambiguous ways to exploit pop-star imagery.

Christensen thought in visual terms — he found language ambiguous, and didn't feel that he really understood something until he could draw it as a graph.

But the taxi union found multiple "ambiguous recommendations" in training videos on YouTube between January and April 2015.