Sentence examples for surprisingly ambiguous from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, they demonstrate that Mss116 has surprisingly ambiguous substrate binding and unwinding properties.
Not surprisingly, they're more ambiguous than that, and even Everett's road trip -- toward home and hearth, as the "Odyssey" model dictates -- takes some unexpected turns and detours, as he wends his way through the Mississippi countryside.
It is this ambiguous status that makes it surprisingly difficult to defend the modern nation on principled grounds.
'Enigmatic dryland' plants, taxa of ambiguous affinity including Megalopteris, Pseudadiantites, and Palaeopteridium, were rare but surprisingly diverse.
Not surprisingly, a number of phylogenetic studies from molecular and morphological data have resulted in ambiguous trees and relationships amongst species, especially for Yak and Bison species.
Surprisingly, our model shows that the interplay between risk segmentation and input price effects may generate ambiguous results.
Unfortunately (but maybe not surprisingly, al-Awlaki now reduced to one more X-ed out evil-doer), the TIME caption leaves this ambiguous, as we have no idea if the photo was taken before or after 9/11/2001.
John himself is ambiguous about "ambiguous".
