Sentence examples for the statement was ambiguous from inspiring English sources

The court also said that even if Mr. Bentley had yelled "Let him have it," the statement was ambiguous.

Najib Mikati, the current prime minister, issued a policy statement on Thursday for his newly appointed cabinet, in which he said he would honor those pledges, though the wording of the statement was ambiguous.

Lawyers for the defense conceded that the statement was ambiguous (the State of Maine specifically instructs drafters of legal statutes not to use the serial comma) but argued that it had "a latent clarity".

I don't think the statement is ambiguous at all.

As written, the statement is ambiguous and confusing in the sense that what you really mean is that certain substitutions that occurred during the reverse evolution process are incompatible with some of the residues present in the ancestral/original protein.

Yet, this statement is ambiguous since it is uncertain what kind of pairings make up a stem only Watson-Crick pairings or also interactions such as G-U and G-G.

The witnesses' statements were ambiguous, and there was not independent corroborative proof (like an audio tape) that would have allowed us to sustain our burden of proof.

The statement was slammed by opposition lawmakers as deliberately ambiguous.

Both statements are ambiguous enough that you're not committing to knowing anything about the book but you're at least presenting yourself as conscious of the lit world.

"When you first read it, it seems to say that the US is not involved in strikes — and that's how some people interpreted it — but reading it as a lawyer the statement is actually quite ambiguous.

When it comes to the role of economic incentives, the statements are more ambiguous.