Sentence examples for less unequivocally from inspiring English sources

But there may be other less unequivocally happy consequences.

Thus, the range of M. manchoukuoensis is extended geographically and, less unequivocally, temporally by the new fossil from Chifeng.

Let us be clear: To do anything less than unequivocally stand up against terrorism, in all the forms it takes, is to do none other condone that violence.

Even with the most powerful single molecule techniques available it is still difficult to experimentally identify barrier-less folding unequivocally [29].

Ailes, however, has shown himself much less willing to unequivocally back his team and condemn the property tycoon, whom opponents see as (like Sarah Palin previously) a Fox creation.

Conversely, the low PPV of most tests, rather than any lack of knowledge or skill, means that GPs are less able to unequivocally diagnose disease.

Other studies found weaker, supposedly insufficient, activation for the high-anxious, along with slower performance (Ansari & Derakshan, 2011b; Bishop, 2009)—a pattern (investing less and achieving less) not unequivocally interpretable in terms of neural efficiency.

Nevertheless, other less conspicuous or drug-modified compartments cannot be unequivocally recognised simply by structural features (6).

The marriages this week were the first unequivocally legal ceremonies.The right's reaction was less militant than might have been expected.

Today, the claim that intuitive space is "unequivocally Euclidean" (repeated in N.5b) is much less clear than it was at the time when Hartmann wrote Philosophy of Nature.

Less of it is in print, and we know unequivocally that fewer mainstream newspapers employ full-time visual art critics.