Sentence examples for Almost unequivocal from inspiring English sources

Germany balked and, early on, Ms. Lagarde's response was an almost unequivocal "non".

Although entirely lacking in known morphological synapomorphies (aside, perhaps, from the eponymous opaque appearance of members of this clade), the rRNA support for this taxon has been almost unequivocal, and in light of our analyses, it would appear that this is also true for protein-coding genes.

With the single-child policy in place for 25 years – a generation – a one-child family has become almost the unequivocal norm in China.

Businessweek's story, published earlier this month, sent shockwaves around the technology industry, but almost immediately provoked an unequivocal backlash from the companies said to be affected.

The evidence is unequivocal that, concerning almost all of the fraudulent transactions, the Clintons were unaware of McDougal's criminal conduct".

Mr. Bush, by contrast, has never backed away from his consistent critique of Mr. Gore -- "He seems guided by polls and focus groups that drain politics of its courage" -- and the vice president's inability to give a direct, unequivocal answer to almost any question put to him made the accusation stick.

If you recall, when Facebook announced it would acquire WhatsApp for $19 billion almost two years ago, both companies were unequivocal about not putting ads into WhatsApp and sharing user data with commercial entities.

We obtain deep coverage across the entire region, allowing accurate and unequivocal determination of almost every single nucleotide polymorphism and short insertion/deletion.

Weisman is unequivocal about this.

He's unequivocal about this.

Still, they are unequivocal about saying they owe their lives to this man, the Rev. Bruno Reynders, a Benedictine monk who repeatedly risked his own life to spirit away almost 400 children from the Nazis.