Sentence examples for unequivocally put from inspiring English sources

Overshadowed by the brouhaha in Manchester, Borussia Dortmund unequivocally put out Shakhtar Donetsk on Tuesday.

What the office was unable - or unwilling - to do was unequivocally put crime mapping in the clear.

But Italian political analysts say the terrorist attacks in Madrid, the election upset in Spain and the proposed withdrawal of Spanish troops from Iraq have unequivocally put the Italian prime minister in a delicate, difficult position.

Of the 72, only one has been shown unequivocally to put people at risk for the disease late in life: The ε4 variant of ApoE, a gene involved in fat metabolism that increases people's chance of acquiring Alzheimer's by 3 to 15 fold.

Today, Nikki, 30, and Frank, 34, both say they unequivocally support laws that put sexual predators behind bars and protect children from attacks.

Indeed, our national security adviser, Mr. Aguilar Zinser, put it unequivocally: "If I belonged to the F.B.I., I would not trust the Mexican police".

"The way I put that forward unequivocally ended up not being adequate," he said.

"There is no doubt that the way I put that forward unequivocally ended up not being accurate," Mr. Obama said on Thursday of his earlier erroneous statements.

"The way that I put that forward, unequivocally, the fact that ended up being inaccurate," he said, was not "my intention".

(Cohen 1977 , 1986 cf. Schum 1979).[22] Cohen's theory seems to require that each test to which a hypothesis is put can be unequivocally and objectively resolved.

They are looking to inject some creative ambiguity into "not reaffirming in toto"–or as Stewart put it, "not unequivocally reaffirming"–the Durban Declaration.