As a result, vast ambiguities remain that then have to be explained - concerning risks, and precautions that are being taken to prevent these.
One panel of witnesses was made up of legal scholars, including Prof. Laurence H. Tribe of Harvard Law School, who contended that it was important to question nominees about their views because the Constitution contained vast areas of ambiguities that allowed judges and Supreme Court justices to decide profound public issues of the day.
Furthermore, the vast amount of entity ambiguity also increases the difficulty of inferring the exact concepts.
In journalism there is a clear line drawn against accepting bribes for good coverage, and a hard legal line against writing up financial information when owning the company's shares; but then there is a vast grey area of ethical ambiguity in between.
However, a self-defining "story?" I would bet the house that with the ambiguity of that word, a vast majority of applicants could respond with a decent essay.
Obama is a complex man, capable of holding ambiguities and contradictions, aware of the vast abundant varieties of experience, knowing otherness, knowing the pain and anger of outsiders, knowing what happens when dreams are shattered..
An edgy ambiguity comes across in Patrick Alfieri's hand-colored photographs that suggest a vast terrain irregularly interrupted by markings that could be either accidents of nature or creative interventions by the artist.
It's all a matter of your ability to love yourself for who you are today in the midst of rejection, ambiguity and the relentless game of trying to find love in the vast sea of hookup culture.
The vast majority of the SNPs discovered (80.8%) were of the hemi-SNP type, manifested as ambiguity codes and signifying co-expression of homoeologous genes, which have a particular nucleotide polymorphism in one parent only.
