Sentence examples for unambiguous said from inspiring English sources

It's exactly what we had asked for, and it is very unambiguous," said a lawyer for Public Citizen, Michael Tankersley.

"It's unambiguous," said Robert J. Barbera, chief economist at ITG Hoenig, an investment research firm in New York.

"We have a solution that is very solid, very detailed and unambiguous," said co-author Frederik Simons, a Princeton associate professor of geosciences.

"The benefits of that degree of weight loss have been clear and unambiguous," said Dr. Stephen Smith, scientific director at the Translational Research Institute in Orlando, Fla., who was not involved in the vote.

"We've been quite unambiguous saying that if Britain leaves the EU, the sovereign rating would go down by at least a notch," Kraemer said.

The team's device "is elegantly simple, and their test results are well-explained and unambiguous," says Leonard Tender, a chemist at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, D.C.

It is unambiguous," she said.

"The language in the state law is unambiguous," he said.

"What we're going to do is make it unambiguous," she said.

Until recovery signs are unambiguous, he said, economic growth will be "accommodated" and low interest rates will do the "accommodating".

Mr. DeSantis, for his part, called the results "clear and unambiguous" and said that "with the election behind us," he was planning for his transition as governor.