Sentence examples for not very affirmative from inspiring English sources

The question, though, is that it still is not very affirmative whether or not a LEED certified building also enhances environmental benefits to its surroundings.

Generally, the willingness and acceptance of EIMC in China is low and the parents of newborns are usually not very affirmative when making a decision regarding EIMC.

In this study, approximately one-third of parents reported that they would agree to circumcise their newborn son; however, the parents were generally not very affirmative and some were not in agreement when making such a decision, suggesting great difficulties in the implementation of EIMC in China.

The willingness and acceptability of EIMC in China is low and the parents of newborn sons are usually not very affirmative when making a decision on such a procedure, suggesting that significant effort will be needed if EIMC is to be implemented as an HIV prevention strategy for China.

Mark McKinnon, Mr. Bush's media consultant, said: "He was very affirmative about it: 'This isn't going out under my name.' It was not a debatable point".

It ends with acceptance, often a very affirmative justification, of nature's law.

"One of the things we decided to do was be very affirmative.

Although the prohibition against affirmative action applied to all public universities in California, in practice it only affected UC schools because at the time most Cal State schools were not very selective, admitting the vast majority of applicants, regardless of race.

Paul says it's "very affirmative and full of attitude.

Considering the effects of the climate change, that can be very affirmative for H. contortus life cycle, and the increasing amount of sheep in North Finland [ 4], the occurrence of this parasite in these latitudes should not be left without attention.

He says: "That does not mean affirmative action.