Sentence examples for equivocal success from inspiring English sources

He got an excellent novel, "The Deer Park," out of it, but it was only an equivocal success, and once again he found himself bereft of material.

Similarly, afferent nerve blockade such as anaesthesia of the greater occipital nerve has been proposed to reduce nociceptive input and hence headache and has been used with equivocal success in primary headaches [47, 48] but is recently used as a therapeutic option in refractory headache [49], cluster headache [50] and chronic migraine [51].

But there is an equivocal feeling about the success enjoyed by the badge makers, who were recently criticised by feminists for producing an anti-Thatcher badge, "Ditch the Bitch," which they said was sexist.

She seems strangely equivocal about Nobody's Daughter's prospective success.

Gorky's self-abnegating success with it has the equivocal glory of a saint's welcomed martyrdom.

Ellison hoped he might repeat Geary's success with another first novel, "Equivocal Death," by Amy Gutman, who also used to be a lawyer.

Plan E was somewhat lower in suitability (0.57) and considered equivocal in effect on king rail nesting success.

Clinical data pertaining to the relationship between EGFR expression and the success of radiotherapy are sparse and equivocal.

A later comparison of REL with McCoy's 5A + rbc +/- hydrocortisone produced relatively poor culture success for these 3 media and equivocal growth patterns.

However, in women who are equivocal about external cephalic version, a high prediction of success would be encouraging.

In addition, higher WC and BMI, earlier musculoskeletal symptoms, poor school success and company were all clearly associated with MSDs elucidating previously equivocal findings.