Sentence examples for unusually ambiguous from inspiring English sources
On Tuesday, the Federal Open Market Committee sent investors scurrying with an unusually ambiguous statement hinting at continued low rates and a gradual tightening of policy next year.
And although he is convincing about the existence of a gender continuum, society still frets over what to do about children whose behaviour falls in the middle, or who, more unusually, are born with ambiguous genitals.
When, in a two-page advertisement placed in the Times last week, Mr Howard set out his "credo", a clumsy mixture of the platitudinous and the ambiguous, the newspaper editorials were unusually kind.
And it may be something they envy.As ambiguous as it is, "The Falling" takes an unusually sympathetic and level-headed line on its uncanny goings-on.
For instance, Zemel, Behrmann, Mozer, and Bavelier (2002) had participants make a comparative judgment about features of objects in a visual scene, but added an occluding object to make it ambiguous whether the features belonged to a single, unusually shaped object or two separate objects.
Genes with unusually long synonymous branch lengths were discounted, as were cases of ambiguous orthology (such as concertedly evolving genes).
