Sentence examples similar to unambiguous budget from inspiring English sources
Unlike the arbitrary mix of proxy factors that are used to measure quality, price unambiguously means what it says, and its impact on a family's budget is unambiguous.
He argued that unless the 1984 budget provided "unambiguous assurance" of declining future deficits, interest rates were likely to "remain high or rise further" and produce "a more..
Here the maths is unambiguous - we have insufficient budget for the carbon we are already emitting and by the time shale gas is produced in any quantity (five to 10 years), there will be no emissions space left for it.
So I'm introducing a Senate resolution to tell the President and congressional budget negotiators on both sides of the aisle in unambiguous terms: Cuts to Social Security and Medicare benefits should be off the table.
The two budgets he has overseen so far have lacked an unambiguous thrust for growth, despite some welcome initiatives.
On the graph you can spot at least those three occasions when government support suffered from a bad budget, but it's difficult to point to a clear cut, unambiguous positive impact from a budget.
When asked by Entertainment Weekly Radio whether he ever felt like making "a $500,000 budget indie movie" after finishing work on a blockbuster, the actor's response was unambiguous.
The translation is unambiguous.
That is unambiguous victory.
"The evidence is unambiguous".
