Sentence examples for To be unequivocal from inspiring English sources

To be unequivocal with this latter conclusion an anti-miRNA approach would be required.

"Allow me to be unequivocal," he says in his video.

And Russia's assorted bloggers and message-board users seem to be unequivocal in their disdain.

Hamid's answers were curt — maybe because he was breathing hard, or maybe because Egyptian political opinions tend to be unequivocal.

Asked if he wants to send a message to his fans, he tried to be unequivocal: The only thing I need as of right now is space.

It calls on the College of Bishops to be "unequivocal in its acknowledgement that all, including those who identify as LGBTI, are essential to the health and future of our church and mission to the wider world".

It is perhaps the one area where the evidence is close to being unequivocal: the EU has benefited the UK's nature and environment, and leaving poses a significant risk.

Laporta (with 4,272), who says that under him Barcelona's commitment to Catalan independence will be unequivocal, was president between 2003 and 2010.

While the support for Proserpinus/Arctonotus as a monophyletic with respect to Euproserpinus was unequivocal, all phylogenies rendered Proserpinus paraphyletic with respect to Arctonotus (Figs 2 and 3).

Asked if he would still be committed to the club if they were relegated, Ashley's reply to Sky was unequivocal.

Having done his bit by guiding West Bromwich Albion back to the Premiership at the first time of asking, Gary Megson's message to Jeremy Peace was unequivocal.