Sentence examples for a somewhat equivocal from inspiring English sources

This weekend, too, Schumacher is a somewhat equivocal figure, since it was he, at the wheel of a car long suspected of benefitting from illegal driver aids, who was hounding Senna when the Brazilian lost control at 190mph.

Perhaps controversially, Streep neglected to thank the former British Prime Minister in her acceptance speech, though speaking afterwards, she made a somewhat equivocal reference to her "zeal" and "sense of rightness".

Evidence from in vivo models and studies with cell lines has given a somewhat equivocal picture of the cytokine response to anthrax antigens.

Work that has previously been conducted on the relationship between the volume of the hippocampus and memory performance in healthy young adults has tended to produce a somewhat equivocal pattern of findings.

He says he has no plans to return to the profession to which he devoted 45 years of his life, but he still feels somewhat equivocal about a decision that surprised the world of haute cuisine.

Surprisingly, the specificity of these blunted positive bias findings to depression, versus anxiety, has been investigated in relatively few studies to date and where such an approach has been adopted somewhat equivocal findings have emerged.

Although the evidence for a role of MMP SNPs in enhancing susceptibility to breast cancer is somewhat equivocal, MMPs have an established role in promoting tumor cell invasion [ 19, 31].

Yet when we move to the realm of thought control a sine qua non for a true totalitarian polity the results are somewhat equivocal.

Although this study was not intended as a formal validation study, we consider a family of compounds for which extensive although somewhat equivocal epidemiological and experimental evidence exists, with the result that our analysis includes suspected causal agents and anticipated negative controls.

Ned also was somewhat equivocal about whether, someday after accomplishing a merger with AFTRA, they might seek to reinstitute affected member voting (qualified voting).

He said that although the medical testimony was somewhat equivocal, the court accepted the view that "a statute that altogether forbids D & X creates a significant health risk" and would be unconstitutional for that reason alone.