Sentence examples for possible ambiguity from inspiring English sources

This article was edited on 28 July to correct a possible ambiguity.

There was a tweet within a minute of the first one removing any possible ambiguity.

Granted there are diffculties, as when one desires to describe a "democratic" politician, and is jolted by possible ambiguity.

The phrase "US kill list" in the subhead was also amended to "kill list" in order to remove possible ambiguity.

Any possible ambiguity about the result was removed by that punch, but so were the unjustified doubts about Ali's heart.

But in 2012, The Devil Inside strips all possible ambiguity from the word and we're back in a monochrome world where bad only means bad.

We designed an alternative forward primer to circumvent possible ambiguities in the allele designation.

It can also resolve some of the possible ambiguities in geological interpretation from seismic images.

We also address some possible ambiguities that can arise when the experimental frequency range does not allow the recognition of the overall behavior.

These approaches aim to avoid or minimize overlapping elements on the map, but almost no attempt to model possible ambiguities of feature and label pairs has been conducted so far.

"We believe," he said, "that, with all its flaws and with all the possible ambiguities associated with the budget process, we appreciate having an opportunity for the public to become engaged in a conversation regarding the leadership and how much the community is willing to spend and on what priorities".