Sentence examples for being unequivocal from inspiring English sources

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That means being unequivocal: These elections will be neither free nor fair.

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.

"The chief was an eloquent ambassador for his people and both he and Greenpeace showed respect for Siemens' good reputation on sustainability while being unequivocal about the damage from planned mega-dam projects in sensitive, biodiverse areas in the Amazon," said Toby Peyton Jones, HR director of Siemens UK. "Where there is mining and dams, there is a lot of destruction, diseases and pollution.

Although ubiquitous and, as such, a potential solution to feed shortages, browse products tend to contain secondary plant compounds especially tannins, whose effect on the nutrition of the ruminant is far from being unequivocal.

The research is far from being unequivocal in the search for a true melatonin theory of EMF exposure.

This non-invasive arm of the flowchart emphasizes the E/E' ratio derived from tissue Doppler as one key element of diagnosis of diastolic dysfunction with an E/E' ratio > 15 being unequivocal for elevated LV filling pressures.

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Its conclusions were unequivocal.

They're unequivocal.

Biology is unequivocal.

THE message was unequivocal.

The color was unequivocal.

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