unambiguous造句

In the case of certainty, the choice is unambiguous.

These are the actual readings, and the only entries that are, so they are logically related in an unambiguous way.

These leaders set unambiguous goals, delegate meaningful responsibility, communicate openly and are honest in their dealings with their subordinates.

Then you would restate the requirements to make them clear and unambiguous, providing enough detail to support a design.

In fact, the ability to represent informational needs as entities and coarse-grained business behavior as services in the PIM depends largely on unambiguous requirements.

I am not convinced that the poem's radical and most subversive and most exquisite rhetorical effects, these amazing similes, present us with anything like a simple and unambiguous religious message.

Mitigation of this risk involves making sure the process is unambiguous and approved by the management chain, at the C-level (CIO, COO, etc.), in areas where conflict may arise.