Sentence examples for unambiguously inconsistent from inspiring English sources
Barrasso adorned his letter with some typically fact-challenged attacks on the ACA--he called the tax subsidies "unambiguously inconsistent with the law," which takes the issue out of the Supreme Court's hands.
Only these genes (about 75% of all multi-cluster proteins) were used for the analysis, as genes found in both consistent and inconsistent clusters in different species comparisons could not unambiguously be associated with either cluster category.
Inconsistent results of this type can occur whenever codons cannot be unambiguously allocated to a particular class of sites (Z. Yang, pers.
However, owing to limitations in the characterisation techniques available at the time, inconsistent interpretation and use of discrepant terminology have caused considerable difficulties in defining the microstructural changes accurately and unambiguously.
Ten were unambiguously psychopathic.
No unambiguously happy endings here.
The Tories are unambiguously unionists.
They both feel unambiguously dirty.
"Comprehensives must be unambiguously academic.
And not unambiguously good associations.
