Sentence examples for least ambiguous from inspiring English sources
In an effort to avoid the Act's plain meaning, Ratliff argues that other provisions of EAJA, combined with the SSA and the Government's practice of paying some EAJA fees awards directly to attorneys in Social Security cases, render § 2412(d) at least ambiguous on the question presented here, and that these other provisions resolve the ambiguity in her favor.
Nevertheless, the construction given is, to say the least, ambiguous.
The after‐affects of the rescue are least ambiguous in Israel.
The new sorting method has eliminated some difficulties that may arise using the existing "Least Ambiguous Method".
Nevertheless, I read this statement in the Act as rendering the purpose of the statute at least ambiguous.
The WTW is greatest in the "Use by" treatment, the date label which may be the least ambiguous and suggestive of food safety.
Morrissey was at least sexually ambiguous, at a time when despite the general homophobia of public life, pop was abundantly queer.
But in other situations, feedback is absent, or at least more ambiguous; even a humorless joke, for example, is likely to be met with polite laughter.
And he wasn't the least bit ambiguous about why: unnecessary austerity and dangerous threats to refuse to raise the debt ceiling.
However this unfolding disaster ends and with all the respect I feel for the human effort deployed to contain it its significance is not the least bit ambiguous: Japanese history has entered a new phase, and once again we must look at things through the eyes of the victims of nuclear power, of the men and the women who have proved their courage through suffering.
However this unfolding disaster ends — and with all the respect I feel for the human effort deployed to contain it — its significance is not the least bit ambiguous: Japanese history has entered a new phase, and once again we must look at things through the eyes of the victims of nuclear power, of the men and the women who have proved their courage through suffering.
