Finally, both municipal waste and carbon emissions per capita increase unambiguously with rising income.
In (18c) we see a case where there is unambiguously neither gender nor number agreement.
Unlike monadics, which are in principle ambiguous between a monotone anaphoric and a non-monotone anaphoric reading and are disambiguated prosodically, polydefinites are unambiguously non-monotone anaphoric.
They called the psalm between the lessons a 'reading' even when it was unambiguously sung.
It is legal for more than one module in scope to use the same qualifier, provided that all names can still be resolved unambiguously.
But one might complain that the emphasis on aggression and guilt fits rather badly with the unambiguously affirmative tone of the opera's conclusion.
Recall that, by their lights, it is not unambiguously clear that bringing a person into existence actually benefits that person.
However, both artists rarely approach their sexuality directly and unambiguously in their lyrics.
