Sentence examples for was very unambiguous from inspiring English sources

It was very unambiguous and that was surprising".

"The bid was very clear and unambiguous.

Another issue undermining trust in the nursing profession was, according to the counsellors, that what they were trained to tell the mothers in the pMTCT programme about breastfeeding was very much at odds with the unambiguous messages that they had been trained to teach during the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative Campaigns.

He said: "Government policy on drugs enforcement is very clear and unambiguous and our job as police officers is to enforce the law.

The relatively low e-value for ferritinHC reflects the short length of the available B. betularia sequence (97 aa), but the similarity within this short stretch is very high and unambiguous.

The two sets of kana characters are limited as are other syllabaries in that they are not unambiguous; kanji are unambiguous but are very complex visually.

6 Nevertheless, it is very difficult to derive an unambiguous causality for the role of the contact on technical catalysts.

Overall, the evidence suggesting that phenolic benzotriazoles are very persistent in the environment is unambiguous.

Although it seems like a simple enough task, it is very difficult to draw up an unambiguous list of occupational carcinogens.

So, before you overturn the PPCA, be very certain that you have a clear and unambiguous reason to do so.

Valid response rates are very high for all items, providing evidence that items and response choices are clear and unambiguous.