Sentence examples for however equivocal from inspiring English sources

Pilnyak's position in Soviet-era literature was, however, equivocal.

However equivocal some of the political leadership sometimes appears, the popular movement for greening the economy is in good heart.

It was a rare note of U.S. praise for Assad, however equivocal.

The dietary behaviors of taxa along the stem to Cetacea (i.e., noncetacean cetaceamorphs) are, however, equivocal based on optimization of states seen in extant taxa.

The expression of E-cadherin and beta-catenin in HPV-associated cervical neoplasia is, however, equivocal.

The effects of PPAR-α on glucose metabolism are, however, equivocal.

This evidence is however still equivocal and other studies have shown that ill and healthy people do not differ significantly in their unrealistic optimism scores [ 25].

His appearance, however, is equivocal: it makes Carla Devade feel like a protective older sister or a missionary nun in Africa, but it catches at Marie-Thérèse Réveillé like barbed wire and triggers a vague erotic longing.

The evidence from Triassic fossils, however, is equivocal: the distribution of Triassic amphibians and reptiles shows only a slight change with latitude, although the distribution of ammonoids (a primitive mollusk) from the upper part of the Lower Triassic shows a much stronger geographic gradient.

Ciccarella's results, however, were equivocal; Myriad told her it found a "variant of unknown significance" on BRCA1 and another on BRCA2. .

Milorad Dodik, who was later to become prime minister of Republika Srpska, castigated the report as having been "written by an amateur for the purpose of manipulating public opinion" in advance of the elections and said: The Republika Srpska government was, however, more equivocal.