There is just so much beauty in ambiguity!

The result was equivocation and delay, rather than commitment and assistance.

Markets loathe uncertainty and volatility.

The countervailing assumptions of the inquisitorial and accusatorial systems reflect the ambiguity of the concept of scientific fraud.

Moreover, political and policy uncertainties on the fiscal, debt, taxation, and regulatory fronts abound.

The doublespeak is needed because the doctrine contradicts American values.

But uncertainties abound.

And ambiguity, to me, is very uncomfortable in my life, and I have it. Moral ambiguity.

Rafał Kmiecik debates the historical accuracy of the phrase

Suspense gripped the country.

Rising Uncertainties in the U.S. Economy

They are lost in a limbo of uncertainty and disappointment.

Ahmadinejad may bluster, but there is usually considerable ambiguity and calculation behind his outbursts.

Uncertainty Shifts to China

What indefiniteness of position is there?

Such procedures have proved to be arbitrary and capricious, with no systemic way to reconcile incompatible rulings issued by different panels. While proponents argue that investment treaties reduce uncertainty, the ambiguities and conflicting interpretations of these agreements provisions have increased uncertainty.

While proponents argue that investment treaties reduce uncertainty, the ambiguities and conflicting interpretations of these agreements provisions have increased uncertainty.

Coming from the pinnacle of Italian business, Berlusconi might have been expected to conform to this pattern. In fact, however, Berlusconi represents political extremism and programmatic ambiguity.

In fact, however, Berlusconi represents political extremism and programmatic ambiguity.

Yet all politicians know that ambiguity and compromise tend to prevail over universal truths.

A deal with Syria is not impossible, given the ambiguities in Assad s position. On the Israeli American side, it would include recognition that Syria has security interests in Lebanon.

There was uncertainty concerning the state of the economy.

His poll numbers reflect this ambivalence.

The Republican race, by contrast, remains wide open.

But the uncertainty regarding the extent and pace of economic reforms remains.

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Economic uncertainty is also dramatically affecting Brazilian politics.

The best defense against these pressures is to operate according to utterly unambiguous criteria.

Today s uncertainties will pass, but only if we act wisely and responsibly.

But, given the uncertainty of the domestic and international political context, there are no guarantees of success.

Two factors help to explain current European uncertainties.

But uncertainty is far better than knowing acquiescence.

This ambiguity in Iraq is a good example of the problem faced by Arab democratic reformers elsewhere.

People are so sickened by crime and uncertainty that law and order becomes their primary goal.

It is this uncertainty that hovers over the future of France, if not that of Europe.

Berlusconi's programmatic ambiguity and political extremism are polarizing Italy and radicalizing the opposition.

In this regard, the most important lesson of 1989 and its aftermath is that society s evolution can never be perfectly prophesied.

But it does extend to what economists can know about human behavior and the market.

Issuing the new global money would reduce this uncertainty.

Imposing controls also spawns uncertainty about a country s policies.

What I can do is try to explain why that uncertainty exists.

But uncertain estimates do not mean that the risk is any less acute.

Likewise, Europe s latest existential identity crisis is again creating a great deal of policy uncertainty and unpredictability.

George W. Bush presented himself not as a normal conservative, but as something he called a compassionate conservative, thus preserving a certain amount of ambiguity.

All of this exposed the built in ambivalence in Davutoğlu s zero conflict policy.