Sentence examples for unambiguous contest from inspiring English sources
The reason for its enduring popularity is obvious, he says: It was an unambiguous contest of good versus evil, and the good guys won.
But Shorten was unambiguous during the leadership contest that Labor was committed to carbon pricing and would not vote for the repeal.
Hillary Clinton surely dreamed of crossing the finishing line in style, with a clear, unambiguous win in one of the early primary contests back in February or March.
Aides to several Democratic presidential candidates said they believed that the nation was ready to consider some sort of national health care as part of next year's presidential race, even as they expressed concern that Mr. Gephardt's proposal, with its unambiguous call to reject all of Mr. Bush's tax cuts, might pull the Democratic contest to the left.
3.46pm BST Severin Carrell sends this analysis on today's news: When Ruth Davidson was campaigning to win the Scottish Tories' leadership contest she famously stated she would oppose any new tax and legal powers for Scotland – that was a firm, unambiguous "line in the sand".
The translation is unambiguous.
The lump was unambiguous.
The results are unambiguous.
The polls are unambiguous.
