Sentence examples for substantially more ambiguous from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, the definition of 'weak signal' is now substantially more ambiguous and unclear than previously [19, 20].

The commission said it was updating its environmental marketing guidelines for the first time since 1998 because the number of companies employing them had grown substantially, while the claims themselves had become more ambiguous.

The commission said substantially more companies were using this marketing strategy while the claims themselves had become more ambiguous.

The rest was more ambiguous.

"We deserve substantially more.

Other marks are more ambiguous.

Words are ambiguous, and dance is more ambiguous than words".

Mr. Obama's standing elsewhere seemed more ambiguous.

Academic writing has a more ambiguous mission.

Many will receive substantially more money.

The third case was more ambiguous.