Sentence examples for too unequivocal from inspiring English sources

She adds "a bit" to a lot of her answers, perhaps not wanting to seem too unequivocal about anything.

"Thus the determination that the object loaded was a Qassam rocket was too unequivocal and made in haste".

Yet when it comes to the Armenians, genocide avoidance (because the evidence is too unequivocal for denial) remains semi-official policy.

This lack of consistency and the fact that the p-values did not reach below the critical values corrected for false discovery rates should stop us from drawing conclusions that are too unequivocal on this.

The standard United sets is also unequivocal.

On the debate that has bubbled away since Rio on whether the no compromise principles that underpinned that Olympic success have somehow gone too far, Coe is unequivocal.

The new messiah is not the second Wilko but the first Owen Farrell and if it is still too early for an unequivocal verdict neither it is too soon to identity the new boy's greatest strength.

"For example all the research is unequivocal that too much television is catastrophic.

It is important not to over- or understate the effects these risk factors may have, because there is simply too little information for unequivocal conclusions to be drawn.

This was non-inferior to the comparators, but the sample size (n = 141) was too small to draw unequivocal conclusions and it is unclear how generalisable results were to clinical practice.

This was even more apparent when 5-HT2C mRNA was detected using MS-TSA-FISH, where the signal-to-noise ratio was too low to allow unequivocal identification of labeled neurons (Fig.  2e).