Sentence examples for get unambiguous from inspiring English sources

The stringent new rules, which force companies to get "unambiguous consent" from online users to make use of their data, are expected to be adopted in the UK regardless of Brexit.

In those states, people feel neither too challenged nor too bored; they have an idea of exactly what to do and how to do it, and when they succeed they get unambiguous proof (explosions and triumphant noises, in the case of video games).

In short, affirmative consent means "only yes means yes," rather than "no means no," and it requires both parties to get unambiguous, clear, affirmative consent in sexual interactions.

"I know what you have to do to design an experiment where you get an unambiguous result.

Nearby spinning grains can produce an identical polarisation pattern, and this effect must also be removed to get an unambiguous view of the primordial background signal.

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Therefore, to get an unambiguous identification of the grains, it is necessary to tilt the beam or the specimen slightly (a few degrees) in different directions.

He then asked about inviting a Chechen terrorist, and got an unambiguous no.

By counting the antiprotons that are torn away from their antielectrons, the team got an unambiguous sign that ATRAP had created antihydrogen, and by analyzing how strong a field must be before it tears apart an antihydrogen, physicists can tell how tightly bound the antielectron is to the antiproton.

Basically Arkham City gets my unambiguous approval.

Its message is unambiguous: get your exercise routines wrong – skipping them no longer seems optional – and you put extra strain on the country's overstretched public finances.