Sentences with phrase «such ambiguity»

Don't play games and hint with such ambiguity that your intended sex partner has no idea what you want.

It turns out that recent work in economics has proposed a way to resolve such ambiguity or uncertainty.

Such ambiguity over value leads to litigation following large numbers of public company acquisitions, he says.

Also I was wondering if you could provide some explanation as to why, even among the vegan / holistic lifestyles, there is such ambiguity around food combining.

That said, it's disturbing that the press lets candidates get away with such ambiguity, especially on issues such as climate change and energy policy.

The fact that such ambiguity over classification still exists is itself the greatest cause for concern.

It is easy to understand why Bigelow and Boal sought to avoid such ambiguities in Detroit — given both the ugly tensions of the current political moment and the ways in which Zero Dark Thirty was misconstrued.

Another way of looking at this question of the evolution of religious thought is to note that any verbal form of statement which has been before the world for some time discloses ambiguities; and that often such ambiguities strike at the very heart of the meaning.

Psychologist Barbara Strupp of Cornell hoped to avoid such ambiguities with a laboratory test.

But such ambiguity does not free the Chinese government from its economic dilemmas.

Such ambiguity endows the sculpture with greater emotional complexity: The composition is resolved, but there is no suggestion of the completion of an action.

She noted legal challenges to the EPA's Clean Power Plan are centered on such ambiguities.

In particular, the wording describing the employee's entitlements upon termination must not allow for alternate interpretations since such ambiguities will likely be resolved in the employee's favour or render the clause void.

Given such ambiguities, this second factor is likely broad enough to potentially defeat many if not any data breach scenarios.

In my opinion, there is no doubt that it is additionally in the best interests of the child to remove any ambiguity about who the child's mother is, where the circumstances of the child's birth and the operation of a statute combine to produce such ambiguity.

@curtis, no, california definitely does have the rule that if the contract is ambiguous, then whoever drafted it can not unfairly benefit from such ambiguity, so, you're in the clear

While they may realize intellectually that the lawyerly answer to most questions is «it depends,» they can't stand such ambiguity in their own lives.

I suspect both artists are happy if the answer remains unclear, for such ambiguities and doubts can be what draw us into an engagement with, rather than a mere passive acceptance of, art.

Nandita identified indirect cognitive benefits among average children using tests designed to introduce syntactic ambiguity; the testing revealed that bilingual children employed more advanced cognitive and linguistic strategies to resolve such ambiguities than did monolingual children.

So how do you deal with such ambiguity?

Under price - level targeting, there is no such ambiguity.

Dr. Van Kirk, on the other hand, prefers to believe that good policies can be free of any such ambiguity and uncertainty.

There is no such ambiguity in the Synoptic account: «And he entered the temple and began to drive out those who sold and those who bought in the temple.»

«Such ambiguity will prove harmful to the cause of justice, not only for the families of the deceased, but for the entirety of the impacted community.»

Such ambiguity often makes scientists hesitant to contribute their expertise in service of science policy, Smith said, but he encouraged scientists to share their knowledge with policymakers, the majority of whom are not scientists themselves — just 5 % of members in the 114th Congress have a college degree in any science, Smith said.

GM's Triplets -LRB-, GMC Acadia, and Saturn Outlook) have no such ambiguity.

Despite the brouhaha over EA's removal of the «Taliban» label from MOH's multiplayer mode, the single - player campaign contains no such ambiguity.

Such ambiguity is the unassuming, utterly compelling through - line of Warhol's photographs.

Provided that the insurance companies can remove all such ambiguity, then as this decision demonstrates, deadlines may be a lot shorter than anyone thought.

Further, given that, in cases of ambiguity, claims of overbreadth may be resolved by appropriate interpretation, where the application of these exceptions and exclusions are potentially ambiguous, and such ambiguity could potentially lead to overbreadth of the provisions in question, they must be interpreted in the manner that would result in the least possible intrusion upon protected expression, while also respecting the intention of Parliament.

At least the trackpad doesn't feature any such ambiguity.

Such ambiguity can create problematic adherence behavior and health outcomes.