Sentence examples for given this ambiguity from inspiring English sources
Given this ambiguity, we identified RE as a promising action research approach to facilitate dialogue and mutual learning, and consequently to improve stakeholders' ability to resolve problems.
Given this ambiguity, the important thing is that students are able to explain what exactly they mean by using these expressions.
Given this ambiguity, it might be unclear whether an attribution of evil attributes despicable psychological attributes to an evildoer, and this ambiguity might result in an overly harsh judgment.
Given this ambiguity, businesswomen shouldn't try to be "one of the boys" because this can never be authentic; whenever we move away from our authentic selves, we can never be truly successful.
Given this ambiguity, we chose to lesion both the nodulus and uvula in the present study.
Given this ambiguity, it is difficult to produce conclusive statements regarding whether smaller or larger clutches are ancestral or derived in this lineage (Figure 1).
Given this undeniable ambiguity about the outermost contours of legal fantasy sports, how could a company of this nature feel so comfortable making a "100% legal" warranty?
Given that this ambiguity largely derived from a lack of information, it follows that the test for recombination is limited because few significantly different topologies will be produced by a data set that lacks signal generally.
While a few musicologists have speculated that, if further fragments can be identified, it may be possible to reconstruct the entire work, others have suggested that this is unlikely given the ambiguity of the extant material.
Given the ambiguity introduced by this experiment, a hairpin substrate containing 6 (11) was prepared in which either the phosphate between dC39 and dG40 (Chart 1) or the 5′-terimus of the hairpin was P-labeled.
But while this is possible in English given the ambiguity of 'the same', it is not possible in the Pāli source, where the Buddha is represented as unambiguously denying both numerical identity and numerical distinctness.
