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Unambiguous in sentence

94 examples of Unambiguous in a sentence

But this trend is less unambiguous.
And the feedback in all these cases is concrete, it's unambiguous; you know if you've solved the puzzles or not.
It was an unambiguous pattern, a geological pattern.
And three, the warnings were unambiguous.
It was something we'd seen before, and it was completely unambiguous.
We had incredibly early warnings of it, and it was absolutely unambiguous that no honest lender would make loans in this fashion.
It's very unambiguous, and it seems to be associated with greater auditory processing of these novel sounds.
But it is this behavioral model which is at the cold, cruel heart of neoliberal economics, and it is as morally corrosive as it is scientifically wrong because, if we accept at face value that humans are fundamentally selfish, and then we look around the world at all of the unambiguous prosperity in it, then it follows logically, then it must be true by definition, that billions of individual acts of selfishness magically transubstantiate into prosperity and the common good.
The first consideration, make it clear, simple and unambiguous.
You can catch errors with it, it's unambiguous in its reading, there are lots of good things about binary.
That match was unambiguous.
The show's writers, cast and crew have proven themselves the unambiguous masters of the science fiction genre.
The senator and his wife were cartoonishly unambiguous and the bitter friend seemed like unnecessary set dressing.
(South Korea’s response – 94 machine-gun rounds – was unambiguous.)
On conflict and security issues, Europe should be advancing to a new phase in which it takes much clearer and unambiguous positions on issues ranging from nuclear proliferation to sanctions against Burma’s military regime.
What is unambiguous today is a growing intolerance for bad governance and corruption – a collective rejection evident in countries as diverse as Burma, Congo, Russia, and Bolivia, not to mention Arab countries from Syria to Morocco.
The West has an opportunity – and an obligation – to convince Putin that protecting his own interests requires profound and permanent democratic reform in Russia, starting with an unambiguous commitment to the rule of law.
Brazil, for example, confronts an unambiguous case of market failure.
The best defense against these pressures is to operate according to utterly unambiguous criteria.
The UK government should be open and unambiguous with the public about this.
In a strong speech at Davos, Secretary of State John Kerry gave an unambiguous answer: “Far from disengaging, America is proud to be more engaged than ever.”
And world leaders must be unambiguous about resisting protectionism and opening trade and investment.
Thirty-five years ago, in a supreme act of modern statecraft, Zhou En-lai and Richard Nixon signed the Shanghai Communiqué, which set the following unambiguous standard: there is only one China, and Taiwan is part of it.
But the negotiators’ success in converging on a plan that offers hope of practical progress is an unambiguous triumph.
Under what circumstances would majority rule yield unambiguous and consistent decisions?
So, regardless of which side – the troika or the new Greek government – moves first in the coming negotiations, Greece’s election has already produced an unambiguous defeat for Merkel and her austerity-based strategy for sustaining the euro.
Indeed, we can already hear the ECB's refrain: Assuredly, nobody will argue that a an extra one-tenth percent of inflation helps growth; surely everyone must agree that an unambiguous success on keeping inflation below 2% does help growth.
The ECB is right to establish its inflation-fighting credentials; it is right to be unambiguous in educating labor markets to its total unwillingness to accommodate the old ways.
In the US presidential election, the choice between Hillary Clinton, the presumptive Democratic nominee, and her Republican counterpart, Donald Trump, reflects an unambiguous battle between “in” and “out.”
Unfortunately for Europe’s boosters, the facts are unambiguous.
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