1. The legislation had been ambiguously worded .

2. Zaire's national conference on democracy ended ambiguously.

3. Some questions were badly or ambiguously worded.

4. Two of the New Testament revelations are ambiguously reported.

5. Rising living standards and well-being are ambiguously related at the best of times(/ambiguously.html), and not simply for ecological reasons.

6. The last paragraph is ambiguously phrased.

7. This phenomenon is ambiguously defined in your paper.

8. She speaks ambiguously because of drinks alcoholic liguor.

9. " Well, I married him,'said Myrtle, ambiguously . " And that's the difference between your case and mine. "

10. I told Ismail ambiguously that our actions were the minimum that public opinion would tolerate.

11. The sentence is so ambiguously worded that it admits of two interpretations.

12. Regarding has gives a present the congratulation, Zhou Yumin replied ambiguously.

13. The following section contains information from the StarCraft comic preview that is ambiguously canonical.

14. Tragedy of the commons is the worst incentive problem provoked by ambiguously defined property rights.

15. First, Maoism was based on the belief that the peasantry is the principal revolutionary class, even though lip service was ambiguously paid to the principle of "proletarian leadership."

16. Clearly would not favor to show own mind, talk oscular words but again to ambiguously take a Jiao duty hatred Chen.