Sentence examples for extremely equivocal from inspiring English sources

"Groups campaigning against sweatshops, for example, are extremely equivocal about asking consumers to boycott the likes of Gap or Nike.

The Company's charter was otherwise made extremely equivocal with the intention that this would allow it to operate freely and independently, and to govern and develop its acquired territories while also turning a profit.

Yet rigorous evidence of the effects of sexually explicit media on sexual behaviour are extremely limited and what does exist is highly equivocal [ 42, 43].

Panelists used a nine-point scale with the following anchors: for performance gap ratings (1 = Not at all important; 5 = Equivocal; 9 = Extremely important)) and for CDS opportunities (1 = Not at all compatible/No potential impact; 5 = Equivocal; 9 = Extremely compatible/Extremely high potential impact).

Perhaps the treatment will be slightly more equivocal if the result is extremely close, but I wouldn't count on it: both Mr. Romney's initial apparent win in Iowa and the subsequent reversal of that result had a fair amount of impact on the tenor of news coverage, even though they came by the tiniest of margins.

A Likert score was designated for T2w-MRI, DW-MRI, and DCE-MRI within each region of interest according to a 5-point scale (i.e., the presence of clinically significant cancer is as follows: 1 = "extremely unlikely", 2 = "unlikely", 3 = "equivocal", 4 = "likely", and 5 = "extremely likely") based on ESUR guidelines [ 20].

This is an extremely stringent cut-off in the presence of equivocal observations, given that such a stringent cut-off would force to invoke 'no-call' principal whereas would not lead to a reduction of bias.

On one hand the testing is extremely helpful in identifying individuals who are asymptomatic or exhibit equivocal symptoms, such as cataracts.

They occupy an equivocal space in which power is passing.

MR imaging is extremely accurate in identifying both obstetric and non-obstetric causes and should be used when ultrasound findings are non-diagnostic or equivocal.

John McEnroe was equivocal.