Sentences with phrase «much ambiguity»

There was not much ambiguity in the statement as adopted, but there was plenty of avoidance.

«If you have too much ambiguity about what disease you're talking about,» Martin says, «it's hard to be confident about your conclusions.

All parties in the conflict recognize Palestinian control of those areas (though the PNA and Israel object to Hamas» control of Gaza), so we can, without much ambiguity, refer to Areas A and B of the West Bank, as well as the Gaza Strip, as Palestine.

Unlike some past announcements centered on the Higgs in the past few years, which have produced as much ambiguity and confusion as anything else, this one did not disappoint.

Bultmann has never formulated his position systematically and it contains much ambiguity (witness the division between left - wing and right - wing Bultmannians).

The film has a lot riding on how much ambiguity audiences accustomed to more clear - cut personifications of good and evil can tolerate.

This is true, however with so much ambiguity around this issue JCWI has claimed that many people have instructed immigration lawyers before availing themselves to the Home Office.

Certainly there is much ambiguity in the texts concerning whether or not brahman is static.

So, the meaning of «Palestine» isn't well - defined, but can be used to refer to areas under the control of Hamas or the PNA (without much ambiguity or controversy), can be used to refer to the West Bank and Gaza (which is not uncommon, though is definitely controversial), and can be used to refer to all land west of the Jordan River (which is an extreme and, to the degree that the existence and legitimacy of countries is an objective matter, incorrect usage of the term).

Scully's apparent turn from sculpture holds as much ambiguity.

Dylan projects a narrative voice into his work, so that there is a thin line, and much ambiguity, between first - person confession andsui generis invention.

«You probably should write me first — it indicates some interest and tells me that you are assertive, and there is not too much ambiguity.»

Despite the publication of numerous results within this field, clear conclusions have yet to be drawn and much ambiguity and disagreement still remain.

«There is too much ambiguity and therefore too much discretion about what our right to justice means in practice, as the supreme court judgment on employment tribunal fees recently acknowledged,» the commission states in the report.

There was a lack of consensus, and much ambiguity, as to the substantive meaning of different relationships.