Sentence examples for which are ambiguous from inspiring English sources

There are also clues in there, which are ambiguous.

But the main issue here is not the rules, which are ambiguous and easily manipulated in any case.

There are, however, many noun phrases which are ambiguous.

The purpose of this paper is to evaluate road scenes, how far they can be considered being of built-up and non-built-up nature, as well as to identify road scenes which are ambiguous and therefore less safe.

Values which are ambiguous or missing because of overlaps are indicated by an open circle (O ).

The fraction of k-mers which are ambiguous gives a worst-case view of how Xenome might be expected to perform.

Dr. Corduroy does not make a clear diagnosis, nor does he cure Eleanor's condition; the end, which is ambiguous, seems to indicate that John and Eleanor accept the weather and each other as they are.

The effect of this change in Hamas' policy would be that Hamas would stop breaking international law (which is ambiguous on the targeting of security personnel) and therefore become less unacceptable to right-thinking governments.

Myriam Chimènes, a French musicologist and researcher at the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, said, "This is a major discovery, since the score contains solid evidence of explanations for Honegger's wartime conduct, which was ambiguous at best and justly controversial".

Another has been to try to rigidly order and compartmentalize that which is ambiguous or indeterminate.

Sounds pretty tablet-ish to me, though there's conflicting information elsewhere, such as "lid switch," which is ambiguous, and references that seem to indicate a physical keyboard.