There is no need to use hyphens with most compound adjectives, where the meaning is clear and unambiguous without: civil rights movement, financial services sector, work inspection powers, etc. Hyphens should, however, be used to form short compound adjectives, eg two-tonne vessel, three-year deal, 19th-century artist.
Because there is no significant trophic fractionation in 87Sr/86Sr ratios [24] (which in our study is corrected via the normalization to 86Sr/88Sr) and otoliths faithfully record ambient environmental ratios [17], [25], this tracer is an unambiguous marker of diadromous movements.
Cameron will also make clear that his tougher stance extends to unambiguous support for the democracy movement in Egypt: "I simply don't accept that there's a dead-end choice between a security state and Islamist resistance".
Finally, "Humans were specially designed" was removed from intelligent design fallacies because it is not an unambiguous representative of the creationist movement despite its high factor loading on the construct.
Psychophysics studies showed that there is an unambiguous relationship between letter production and movement kinematics.
Corbyn has even less to say: he has made clear his unambiguous and principled support for freedom of movement and the aggregate economic benefits it brings, although he has at the same time signalled unease at the impact of European free-trade deals and the possible undercutting of wages and conditions through EU migration.
He plots a clean path through the sprawling first movement and makes the climax an unambiguous joy.
He needs to give unambiguous instructions to the armed militia of his Fatah movement to pull its members back from further confrontations with Israeli soldiers and Jewish settlers.
The Occupy Wall Street movement has been criticized for lacking clear demands, but with its unambiguous denunciation of large corporations, the financial elite and the 1 percent of wealthiest Americans, this is one movement unlikely to be co-opted by wealthy benefactors.
The Ozploitation movement of the 70s and 80s largely comprised fast, trashy and loud movies – unambiguous affairs relegated to the realms of low-brow entertainment.
