Sentences with phrase «completely unambiguous»

In the end, I think that the political quagmire will prevent any significant policy adaptation until signals and / or signs are so completely unambiguous that only complete extremists will remain in opposition.
In every experiment I've conducted involving gravity, its effects have been completely unambiguous.
Perhaps most importantly of all, Podemos is completely unambiguous, which is crucial if a party is to win votes on the left.
Hence, it will be some time before the CPI will provide a completely unambiguous reading of the annual inflation rate unaffected by the tax changes.
This is because there had been such a remarkable convergence among investors, almost all of who were purely speculative, on how to interpret information, and because any interpretation was likely to be self - consciously skeptical, that any regulatory response had to be completely unambiguous.

Not exact matches

So we must turn to more general considerations, and here there are two that are decisive: (1) the translation «within you» would give us a meaning and usage completely without parallel elsewhere in the teaching of Jesus concerning the Kingdom; and (2) in the Oxyrhynchus Papyrus - Gospel of Thomas tradition, where «within you» is certainly understood, the saying has to be recast to make this meaning unambiguous.
Jesus is the Christ because his own self - concept conformed completely to the primordial, divine acceptance, and his atoning work is his unambiguous mediation of that acceptance already present to us, but ignored or rejected, in the depth of our life.
Like several other productions of late, Bound would have been better off if it had just completely copied the playbook of thatgamecompany and focused entirely on unambiguous exploration of the world.
[62] As it was pointed out in Kaufman at para 38, «once a vendor «breaks his silence» by signing the SPIS, the doctrine of caveat emptor falls away as a defence mechanism and the vendor must speak truthfully and completely about the matters raised in the unambiguous questions at issue».
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