Sentence examples for unambiguous with from inspiring English sources
Mr. Rodriguez Ponga of the Foreign Ministry disagreed and said ownership in those days was usually unambiguous, with the crown often in charge.
The language here is accessible and unambiguous, with modulations of melancholy, grief and anger that were all conveyed powerfully in the Tokyo players' vigorous reading.
The contemporary American cooking is clean and unambiguous, with well-assembled dishes like pecan-crusted trout and collard greens, herbed halibut with seared spinach, and barbecued buffalo kebabs with baked beans.
The results of the present study are not unambiguous with regard to the influence of the substratum material (titanium vs. zirconia) on bacterial adhesion.
The direction of this causality seems unambiguous, with a positive correlation between firm size and survival chances (Agarwal et al. 2002; Ahmadjian and Robinson 2001; Kato 2010; Ramanujam 1984; Stoeberl et al. 1998).
If natural language were structurally unambiguous with respect to some comprehensive, effectively parsable grammar, our parsing technology would presumably have attained human-like accuracy some time ago, instead of levelling off at about 90% constituent recognition accuracy.
The study of SOC started with great promise, but ultimately yielded few unambiguous connections with physical health, particularly as assessed by objective rather than subjective indicators.
I began sifting through the scientific literature, searching for information that would allow me to reconcile McCandless's adamantly unambiguous statement with Clausen's equally unambiguous test results.
The vote came weeks after the Obama administration announced it would not prosecute patients and distributors who are in "clear and unambiguous" compliance with state laws.
Yet it is still one step short of the kind of disciplinary reform that would constitute an unambiguous break with past mistakes.
Specificity in well-chosen names, and unambiguous definitions with examples, are key here.
