Sentence examples for unequivocally after from inspiring English sources
"Sue Bird is the difference," Old Dominion Coach Wendy Larry said unequivocally after Larry's Lady Monarchs, ranked No. 14, absorbed a 109-66 drubbing from UConn last Nov. 26 as Bird recorded 10 assists.
And we found that out unequivocally after the Boston bombing when it was revealed that the FBI was going to "find these conversations".
Indeed, when 120 beads were picked randomly from each library, 112 of the compounds could be sequenced unequivocally after release from the bead with CNBr (Table S2, Supporting Information).
Coming out unequivocally on discrimination after years of mixed messages: Sepp Blatter, 77: "Imposing an age limit [on sport executives] is an act of discrimination.
In the case of the so-called "Mississippi Baby", a newborn (from a mother with undiagnosed AIDS until the time of delivery) was treated with cART shortly after delivery; nonetheless, she became unequivocally infected, but seroreverted after a few weeks.
That answer will be convincingly, unequivocally, clear one minute after my acquittal.
It is an unequivocally literary work, written after the author published his most famous book, "Our Lady of the Flowers," in 1943.
Mr. Daschle withdrew a day after Mr. Obama unequivocally declared that he would stand behind him as his problems over income tax arrears were scrutinized on Capitol Hill.
Following his loss to Mr. Cuomo — and after stating unequivocally in 2006, "I will not seek elective office again" — Mr. Green is back on the hunt for votes, driven in large part, he says, by his anger over Mr. Bloomberg's overturning of term limits.
It is reviewed how a 10% increase in hydroisomerization yields could be achieved after having unequivocally identified the responsible elementary steps for feed losses through cracking.
AOL and Amazon.com, magicians at managing investor expectations, found the audience for their fourth-quarter earnings reports disillusioned even after they unequivocally committed to tidy profit projections for 2001.
