Sentence examples for unequivocally poor from inspiring English sources

Q. Can you offer any reason to buy these stocks? A. The current fundamentals are unequivocally poor, and many of the stocks are also trading at or near multiyear lows.

Patients who fail first-line therapy have unequivocally poorer outcomes compared with optimal responders.

Thus, single-snapshot measures of drug exposures such as peak or trough amikacin concentration were unequivocally poorer predictors of ototoxicity in MDR-TB patients compared to duration of therapy, cumulative AUC, and AUC0 24.

Taylor's report also found unequivocally that poor crowd management and an unsafe stadium were responsible for the Hillsborough disaster, rather than standing per se.

OK, from someone who's had panic attacks for roughly a decade, I can say unequivocally this is some really poor advice.

He also unequivocally wants to speak out for the poor, and against increasingly unequal societies across the world, especially where globalisation has brought riches to some, while others still struggle to eat or clothe their families.

To repeat, the evidence shows unequivocally that pre-K gives children from poor families an "early advantage".

Finally, due to the nature of the cross-sectional study design, a causal relationship between clinical characteristics associated with a higher DMFT score and a poor dental condition cannot be unequivocally established.

Peter Hay, from Birmingham City Council said admitted that its track record over recent years was "poor" and said the council was "unequivocally sorry".

The festival organisers took some legal advice we considered poor, and told us that we had unequivocally broken the law.

With classic songs such as All Along the Watchtower and I Pity the Poor Immigrant, John Wesley Harding would be the last unequivocally great album Dylan would make.