Sentence examples similar to unambiguously assert from inspiring English sources
Still, Professor Kayden said, the affidavit that RFR Realty produces each year would be useful evidence if an adverse possession claim were ever filed, since it demonstrated that the owner had "clearly and unambiguously" asserted its control.
Like his good friend, Barack Obama, he seems reluctant at times to go beyond exhorting his fellow citizens to "think and act big," to assert, unambiguously and unequivocally, to say it long and say it loud, that Washington -- and I don't mean Booker T. Washington -- should provide many reasons to believe.
In Congressional testimony and speeches, Mr. Greenspan has left economists and investors scratching their heads by seeming to assert that the increase in the growth rate of productivity -- almost universally considered to be the most unambiguously positive development in the nation's recent economic history -- is now to be blamed for causing inflation.
Or so his disciples assert.
What priorities will he assert?
And limits again assert themselves.
