Sentence examples for most unambiguous indicator from inspiring English sources

Nature's best thermometer and most unambiguous indicator of climate change is ice.

But amid the many remits Ofcom was given by the communications act, this one is the most unambiguous.

Once on the water, you have your way mapped out in the most unambiguous way, yet still feel intrepid.

One of the most powerful techniques, sophisticated but relatively fast, zeroes in on a germ's genes, seeking to identify these most unambiguous signatures of microbial individuality.

The most unambiguous hostility came in the most unlikely of places, the documentary short category, whose winners provided easily the strangest episode of the night.

If you think some government action is inevitable, you might instead point out that the most unambiguous public good is national defense.

Yet, in the light of the foregoing discussion, employment growth is a not unambiguous indicator.

In this study, the most unambiguous legal definition is used which corresponds to registration with the social security system.

The results showed hydrological connectivity alteration clearly affects wintering waterbirds; in addition, the ecological benefits of a natural flow regime were most unambiguous at the community level.

Of the Oscars' four acting races, Best Supporting Actress may be the most unambiguous.

News that no Ukrainian troops had died at the front was by far the most unambiguous signal yet that the Europe-brokered truce is now holding.