Sentence examples for unambiguous who from inspiring English sources

When a reporter asked him who regulated these entities, his answer was swift and unambiguous: "Who regulates them?" he asked.

The research is unambiguous: People who value time more than money are happier and more productive.

And it is unambiguous about who is to blame – Chinese nationals.

But the message sent was unambiguous: Afghans who work for the American-led coalition do so at their own risk.

What they didn't say: Chrysler was startlingly unambiguous about who would bring home the bacon in a gleaming 1500.

By the end of that conversation they had decided I was a girl with an unambiguous calling who had put faith on hold to struggle against climate change.

Respondents were unambiguous about who won.

"Susan's contention of ambiguity is entirely irrelevant because the trust is clear and unambiguous about who has the 'final and absolute' authority to determine the disposition of the tangible personal property: that power is vested in the trustees," the actor's trustees, Arnold Kassoy and Joel Faden, said in court documents.

From the start, Timmer's terms for change were tough and unambiguous, and those who didn't like them were encouraged to leave.

"But I think readers today want a pretty unambiguous understanding of who the good guys are and the bad guys are".

Dutee Chand is asking a question that has long vexed athletics officials: Is it possible to craft a fair and unambiguous rule about who is or isn't a woman?