Sentence examples for relatively ambivalent from inspiring English sources

For now though, the market is relatively ambivalent and as he puts it, "consumer demand ultimately drives the successful adoption of technology by society.

The backlash to Trumpism is accelerating long-term demographic trends, emboldening the rising American electorate and motivating core Democratic constituencies that were relatively ambivalent about Hillary Clinton in 2016: millennials, Latinos, African Americans, the LGBT community and college-educated women.

There are, suggests Wilson, attitudinal traits with increasing cross-cultural resonance creating what he describes as the "Halal X-Factor"; Gen Z, let's not forget, is increasingly described as Gen Sensible - a group notably shorter on vices and keener on discipline than the relatively ambivalent Gen Y and downright hedonistic Gen X.

And besides, the Sunnis seem relatively ambivalent about defeating IS.

The Syrian Turkmen Brigades are roughly aligned with various elements of the Free Syrian Army (FSA), who are opposed to both the Assad regime and IS, but relatively ambivalent toward the Kurds.

18 These factors could have contributed to why the mothers included in the present study were relatively ambivalent regarding the promotion of HPV vaccination to their daughters, and why they perceived the same barriers as reported previously.

At the moment that looks relatively tepid and ambivalent.

According to "High and Mighty," a book on S.U.V.'s by Keith Bradsher, a reporter for The New York Times, market research by auto companies found that S.U.V. owners are relatively selfish and ambivalent about parental responsibilities, while minivan owners are "very giving" and more likely to go to church and do volunteer work.

The poem contains seven stanzas, a relatively elaborate structure which underscores his ambivalent attitude towards Lucy's imagined death.

It was well written, relatively undogmatic, and international in its interests, with ambivalent articles about Chairman Mao and Colonel Nasser next to cool scrutiny of American cold war propaganda.

Instead, voters in the region are strong social conservatives, and are relatively hawkish in their foreign policy views, while sometimes having ambivalent feelings about economic policy and supporting some elements of the welfare state.