Sentence examples for unambiguous leader from inspiring English sources

At the same time, Silicon Valley – including the San Francisco and Berkeley area – remains the unambiguous leader in seed capital investments.

Expanding presidential authority meshed with conservatives' desire to return the office to what they saw as its pre-Watergate glory, and, as Mr. Minutaglio writes, it was what Mr. Bush wanted: "it played to his inclination to be viewed as a black-and-white, quick-acting president," to be known, as he'd told Mr. Gonzales for many years, as a bold, unambiguous leader.

She said the need for action was unambiguous and leaders would be unable to argue against taking action.

And as the United States' commitment to Taiwan's defense has become less unambiguous, Taiwan's leaders have begun to argue that Washington's credibility in the region is linked to Taiwan security.

The unambiguous safeguarding by leaders is of significance if resident rotation and frequent co-operation with external specialities makes the predictability of consequences of speaking up difficult.

Only one party leader contemplates unambiguous clarity and he won't like what he sees.

Science provides an unambiguous fact that our leaders continue to ignore: carbon dioxide from fossil fuel burning remains in the climate system for millennia.

The unambiguous autocracy of the Serbian leader, Slobodan Milosevic, did not make the war unambiguously justifiable, and Dr. Albright sought to force a consensus by erasing the distinction between excesses in Serbia's antiterrorist operation and the worst political crimes ever committed.

(Such an unambiguous pursuit of power by leaders at this time was given codification in 1513 by Niccolò Machiavelli in his treatise The Prince).

"Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg made an unambiguous pitch for voters to put the Lib Dems back in coalition government after the next election.

Evangelical Protestant leaders declared the choice unambiguous.