Sentence examples for neither ambiguity from inspiring English sources

Galbraith admits neither ambiguity nor doubt; indeed, his prose is absolutist in proportion to the extent to which his assertions are unprovable.

It's clear from its continued bombing of Taliban hideaways and from the electrifying stories of intense combat (especially by C. J. Chivers in The New York Times) with very skillful and experienced Taliban in Afghanistan that the military faces these people with neither ambiguity nor mercy.

To this end, let us assume, just for the remainder of this subsection, that we have neither ambiguity about drifts nor about volatility, and let us consider, just as a starting point, one arbitrary probability reference measure Q P,θ from ( mathcal {R}) to be the objective real world measure for the standard (non-robust) good deal problem of valuation and hedging.

This suggests that neither ambiguity condition produced a systematic group difference in either positive or negative mood across the positive and negative valence conditions.

While the project's absurdly gleeful tone leaves it unclear whether Ferraro's vision of life in the digital age is utopian, dystopian, or neither, that ambiguity and perhaps ambivalence has persisted in the music of the vaporwave scene he helped inspire.

Israel has a longstanding policy of nuclear ambiguity, neither confirming nor denying that it has nuclear weapons, though it is widely believed to have developed a large arsenal.

They complained about what they saw as the plan's essential unfairness ("The plan is a subsidy to investors at taxpayers' expense"), its ambiguity ("Neither the mission of the new agency nor its oversight are clear"), and the potential that it might ultimately weaken the very markets it was aimed at saving.

Neither sees ambiguity and both view themselves as the shining, obvious answer to a question that is infinitely more complex than they'll admit.

She has mostly resisted positive, triumphant representations of women in order to take on roles whose ambivalence and ambiguity stroke neither her audience nor her image.

The dovish side continues to embrace the policy of sympathetic ambiguity; they neither want an attack nor do they have a way of getting the nuclear issue resolved.

Israel has long maintained a policy of what it calls "nuclear ambiguity," neither confirming nor denying its possession of nuclear weapons.