Sentence examples for this is ambiguous from inspiring English sources

None of this is ambiguous or a "novelty" but is precise and consistent throughout church history.

But even this is ambiguous: consent can be withdrawn, says Richard Kemp, an IT law expert.

Avoid listing multiple names of genes (or proteins) separated by a slash, as in 'Oct4/Pou5f1', as this is ambiguous (it could mean a ratio, a complex, alternative names or different subunits).

Others argue that immigration is a net burden on welfare programs, but even this is ambiguous.

This is ambiguous between John asking for the time of leaving, or for the time of saying.

The feds required that LEAs must comply with most of the significant portions of the RTTT (however even this is ambiguous).

That this was ambiguous enhanced the emotional resonance.

Update: Battelle was referring to 2008 when he mentioned the company's third year, though this was ambiguous in the post.

Although this was ambiguous at times, the use of two independent reviewers made study selection more robust.

As might be expected in a close race such as this one, the polling on this subject is ambiguous.

However, literature reviews on this topic [ 24, 25] show that evidence supporting this claim is ambiguous.