Sentence examples for not unambiguously from inspiring English sources

And not unambiguously good associations.

But standing alone, Mr. Trump's comments do not unambiguously show an intent to obstruct justice.

We could not unambiguously connect the N- and C-terminal domains of HPFlong in 100S ribosomes.

Schlink acknowledges, however, that he has been criticised for not unambiguously condemning Hanna.

However, most of the tests do not unambiguously identify AR antagonists.

Even rising energy prices are not unambiguously bad for European companies.

Justice Ginsburg, for one, has given signs that Windsor does not unambiguously portend the end of same-sex marriage bans.

"There certainly is a strand of antitrust law that says that even though what we care about is consumer welfare, lower prices are not unambiguously better for consumers".

However, separation of the chairman and CEO roles is not unambiguously positive, and there is little research support for requiring a separation of these roles.

Because every animal appeared at least occasionally in every zone, the participants could not unambiguously point to a single zone, or even eliminate one zone from the options.

Over the last few decades the courts have established that people are not unambiguously male or female and that many people may exist somewhere between those two concepts.