Sentence examples for unequivocally picked from inspiring English sources
But there's no reason to doubt Ms. Rice's contention that after 9/11, Mr. Bush unequivocally picked Afghanistan as the first military target.
He negotiates such dichotomies decisively, and he succeeds in crafting a pop-phenomenology of dance music not by attempting to force equipoise upon its asymmetries but by unequivocally picking sides.
Panel member #3, a borderline sample which could not be picked up by the r-HIV-1env-based assay, was identified unequivocally by both the one- and two-step r-Δgp160-based assays.
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).
But it would have added a very provocative element to the unequivocally solid, mainstream picks so far for the Obama cabinet.
If it is possible to pick up a connectivity descriptor able to unequivocally define essential enzymes (those enzymes whose lack provoke the yeast death) we can safely assume the biological relevance of the metabolism 'wiring structure', irrespective of the specific nature of the involved enzymes, and consequently deriving a mesoscopic biological principle.
Some liberal commentators called on her to resignto give Barack Obama a chance to pick a likeminded successor, but Ginsberg has so far unequivocally declined.
Were he unequivocally fit, the 29th seed would be my pick to upset the field.
President Trump's pick for attorney general, Bill Barr, was unequivocally clear when he said he would not "be bullied into doing anything I think is wrong by anybody, whether it be editorial boards or Congress or the president".
