Sentence examples for to be equivocal from inspiring English sources

"He's not afraid to be equivocal," Mr. Wasserman said.

On the whole, though, research on the frequency of midlife crises tends to be equivocal.

His ruling: after looking at the "differing scientific opinions on this subject, the issue appears to be equivocal at this time".

Someone who has had no exposure to scientific evidence or who perceives the evidence to be equivocal may nonetheless be convinced that the earth has been heating up by, say, the early blossoming of plants in his garden.

I was going to write that, although, in my own research, I have been very fortunate to be able to consult some of the great cinema archives, I find the trend toward the historicization of the cinema through library and museum collections and the studies they foster to be equivocal at best.

Finally, research demonstrating disease transmission from hatchery fish to wild populations was observed to be equivocal; evidence in this area has been constrained by the lack of effective approaches to studying the fate of pathogens in the wild.

For example, it can be equivocal as to whether specific gene knockouts affect the susceptibility of the mice to developing the disease, or lead to resistance.

The data on how benzodiazepines impair motor functioning relative to alcohol is equivocal, but it seems there is potential for benzodiazepines or related compounds to produce relaxation without dramatic loss of coordination.

Even the studies the article refers to are equivocal.

The answer, based on the evidence to date, is equivocal.

The results of other studies conducted to date are equivocal [ 3, 28, 29].