Sentence examples for unequivocally more from inspiring English sources
The US supreme court ruled unequivocally more than a decade ago that news organizations have the First Amendment right to publish stolen information – even if they know it was originally obtained illegally.
Renewable energy sources for electricity generation are unequivocally more environmentally friendly than the traditional sources, but are not impact-free.
Unequivocally more revealing was that they attempted to pull the head post off their heads while looking in the mirror, a behavior that subsided after a few attempts and was not observed again.
We identified three subunits that were unequivocally more exposed in the D-form: ND3, ND1 and 39 kDa (NDUFA9).
In the case of the two perceived blood glucose control items, the DTSQc is unequivocally more responsive to improvements in hypoglycaemia for those in the At Floor group.
After treatment, AUY922 led unequivocally to more puncta of MAP1LC3B and more aggregates of SQSTM1 staining, as well as KIT condensation and aggregation, as shown in Figure 4F K.
The Institute for Fiscal Studies found that the average low-paid worker on tax credits would "unequivocally" lose more from benefit cuts than they would gain from the introduction of the national living wage.
Susan Jacoby, the author of "The Age of American Unreason," was more unequivocally skeptical of the phenomenon.
Just beyond — and more unequivocally benign — is a model of the Mother and Child Medical Center, designed by Architecture for Humanity and currently under construction in Ipuli, Tanzania.
Its tone is unequivocally harsh, something more fitting the mood of last year's Republican presidential primary campaign (which was when the book was written).
His father, Ron Paul, 79, a former a Texan congressman, who is more unequivocally critical of American imperialism, was on the stage but kept a low profile, sitting on the far side, in the corner.
