Sentence examples for shown unequivocally from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the police have shown unequivocally that they are prepared to guarantee the safety of the theatregoers at controversial performances.
Research has shown unequivocally that children learn best when they are interested in the material or activity they are learning.
The study of tumour immunology has shown unequivocally that cancer cells do carry antigens that are not present on healthy cells.
By the same token, although large doses of ionizing radiation have been shown unequivocally to cause certain types of cancer, the carcinogenic effects of small doses, like the average dose typically received from background radiation, have not been demonstrated.
Piltdown man was shown unequivocally to be a fake in 1953; and Galley Hill man in England, the Olmo remains in Italy, and the Calaveras skull in the United States have been shown to be recent intrusions (burials in the case of Galley Hill and Olmo, fraudulent in the case of Calaveras) into Pliocene or Pleistocene levels (5.3 million to 11,700 years ago).
"In fact," Ms. Constantine wrote, "the marketplace experience has shown unequivocally that eBooks by Ms. Davenport which are available on Kindle and elsewhere would most likely lift sales of her books since she is building a fan-base by her online presence.
The evidence given at the inquest shows unequivocally that Halappanavar would have received different treatment in a different jurisdiction.
As the clinical trials show unequivocally, only a fraction of the most severely depressed patients respond to serotonin-enhancing antidepressants.
Oliver Cover, the main author of the study, said: "This index shows unequivocally that there is a severe risk of corruption in this sector.
The data Greenberg presented, which came from a survey his research firm carried out, showed unequivocally that the "rewriting the rules" framework produces a more positive response among voters, especially among certain key groups.
The material was so intimate as to be painful to read, showing unequivocally that the K.G.B. had Oswald under intense surveillance, even at night, for the two and a half years he lived in the Soviet Union as a defector.
