Sentence examples for unambiguous ending from inspiring English sources

If a major studio is bankrolling your film, you'd better bring your story to a neat and morally unambiguous ending.

Talk about an unambiguous end to innocence.

The DMTSS experiments were performed following a descending expression order, assuming highly expressed genes would most likely produce unambiguous 5' ends, and we stopped the experimental search when the success rate was low.

The northern blot data indicates that the LSU rRNA is cleaved into discrete fragments and the unambiguous ends identified by sequencing each of the RACE products strongly suggests that the fragmentation results from cleavage at discrete sites.

The majority of patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) who had brain tumours during the study period were included and compared with patients with brain tumours who did not have MS. Use of all-cause mortality identifies as an unambiguous end-point, but the specific mechanism is not identified.

Loosely written, lacking in vivid description, linear in plot, unambiguous in ending, "Defender" is the least New Yorker story in this volume.

Measurement of IAUC by DCE MRI should provide an unambiguous primary end point of biological activity of antivascular therapies for clinical trial, and also a marker for dose scheduling and timing for adjuvant therapy.

The Times said it would publish a series of articles in coming weeks to support its call for "unambiguous federal action" to end the ban.

He has concluded that if his venture in Iraq were to end in unambiguous strategic failure, it would be dishonourable to carry on as prime minister.

And yet this speech was made on November 20th 1982, just a few months after the Falklands conflict ended in unambiguous national victory for Britain.

By 1970, as the Vietnam War ate away at the nation's soul and resources, Richard Nixon came to think that a Presidentially promoted War on Cancer could be much more popular and more likely to end in unambiguous victory.