Sentence examples for more equivocal because from inspiring English sources

My gastroenterologist was pleased, but after talking to Blaser, the news seemed more equivocal, because H. pylori also does us a lot of good.

Later Thursday, a spokesman for Japan's Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency, Yoshitaka Nagayama, was more equivocal, saying, "Because we have been unable to go the scene, we cannot confirm whether there is water left or not in the spent fuel pool at Reactor No. 4".

Evidence also suggests linkage of functionally related genes, although on this issue the evidence is more equivocal, not least because of an ambiguity as to what "functionally related" can mean.

This is entirely true, but there's something else, too, that illuminates one of the book's strengths (and, at times, weaknesses) — self-hatred is always a more equivocal weapon than hatred of others, because it's balanced by self-preservation.

Although Friday's polls were a bit more equivocal than on some recent days, the shift mainly came because of a decline in the FiveThirtyEight economic index, which continues to have some influence on the forecast.

Holland is more equivocal.

The others seem more equivocal.

Hollande was much more equivocal.

Others are more equivocal.

The rest of it is more equivocal.

Oliver is more equivocal about the UPF.