Sentence examples for the ambiguity because from inspiring English sources

We're supposed to accept the ambiguity because life will go on for those characters, and they will circle back into each other's lives.

Our MC results and the discussion in the previous paragraph provide an explanation for the ambiguity: Because the spatial curvature induces transient anomalous diffusion, neither pure anomalous nor normal diffusion models are suitable for the analysis of data obtained in a wide range of temporal scales.

The ambiguity arises because the attenuated syntax makes it unclear whether one or more of the words (in this case, "crash" and "blossoms") are nouns, verbs or adjectives.

"The ambiguity is because the U.S. in Kabul is speaking to two audiences with contradictory interests: Congress, which does not want Afghanistan to release anybody they want, and the Afghans, who want sovereignty".

The ambiguity arises because an increase in the level of the bonus tax leads to two counteracting effects.

The ambiguity disadvantage arises because of interference between the different meanings, while the sense benefit arises because of differences in the structure of the attractor basins formed during learning.

Ambiguity is the order of the day, and we accept the ambiguity in part because we know that talking to yourself isn't like talking to other people.

This sidesteps the need to look at polls, which may be desirable both because of the ambiguity in the ballot language and because surveys in other states have sometimes understated the support for same-sex marriage bans.

Despite these efforts, the application of the policies adopted at the plenary assembly in Dallas can be the source of confusion and ambiguity, because the "Norms" and "Charter" contain provisions which in some aspects are difficult to reconcile with the universal law of the church.

Allan Houston said Van Gundy's resignation was one of the major factors in the decline of the team, not only because the Knicks lost a very good coach but also because the ambiguity surrounding his departure diminished the players' confidence in the organization.

WS: That Bafta routine of yours in the show was the crux for me – a perfect exemplar of your character's foibles, because the ambiguity is absolute: Does he care about not winning one or not?