Sentence examples for various ambiguities from inspiring English sources

"The various ambiguities, uncertainties, the prosecutor's office's silence, the lack of consequent actions and then discoveries such as this one will add up, contributing to the rising distrust of those who have conducted the investigation and the rising distrust of the government," Aleksander Smolar, a political scientist, said in a radio interview.

The uncertainties highlighted above are among the various ambiguities in the legislation.

And Baier (1995) has argued that Sidgwick's account suffers from various ambiguities because he does not clearly distinguish "requiring" reasons from "permissive" ones, which would avoid the contradiction.

There were also a number of areas where the discussions reflected various ambiguities and tensions.

Although terms denote semantically simple concepts, various ambiguities may arise depending on users and biomedical domains.

Westerns explored various moral ambiguities and topical problems by means of dramatic allegories set in the Old West, thereby becoming a completely sophisticated genre in the process.

Often this activity involves numerous iterations before a shared understanding of the product requirements is achieved since various omissions, ambiguities and assumptions have to be resolved.

Philosophers have criticized the view for various conceptual ambiguities and flaws in the interpretation and use of the evidence (Nahmias 2002; Bayne 2006; Dennett 2008; and Mele 2009a, for instance).

The first reaction – I've tried this out on a few people who have somehow managed not to see the image yet – is laughter: a short, shocked laugh that suddenly evaporates, like a drop of water on a hot shovel, as the work's various contradictions and ambiguities align and realign themselves within your consciousness.

Research findings reveal that service providers experience various types of ambiguities and dilemmas stemming from the broad mission of the public library.

This suggests that treating the various readings as an ambiguity akin to other scopal ambiguities is mistaken.