Sentence examples for unequivocally report from inspiring English sources

21– 23 It should be noted, however, that not all research unequivocally report the benefits of an active lifestyle in the prevention of breast cancer.

PI3KCA mutations are common in breast cancer and these mutations might confer the sensitivity to inhibitors as anti-EGFR or anti-AKT1, although the relationship of PI3KCA mutations and prognosis of breast cancer patients has not been unequivocally reported.

Yet there are some strong abstainers to the Twilight of the Anchors orthodoxy, starting with the heads of the Big Three network news divisions, who unequivocally dismiss reports of the death of both the anchorman and the evening news.

MGM also rejected as "unequivocally false" reports that Burnett had threatened former employees with a $5-million 5-millionor violating a nondisclosure clause should they release any outtakes.

Ministers must unequivocally reject this report and abandon plans to privatise Network Rail".

Faced with so unequivocally downbeat a report, government ministers abandoned diplomacy and spoke bluntly.

No matter what she suffered under apartheid, Winnie Mandela's crimes must be dealt with unequivocally if the report and the government are to have credibility.

But Luke Warren, the chief executive of the CCS association, said: "The NAO report unequivocally shows that the full costs and impact of delaying CCS were not adequately considered in the run-up to the cancellation.

Take this example: The report unequivocally states that in 2007, Goldman "reported net revenues of $11.6 billion, of which $3.7 billion was generated by the structured products group in the mortgage department, primarily as a result of its subprime investment activities".

The company released a statement to Engadget unequivocally denying the report.

Graduate programs, the report unequivocally argues, should first and foremost serve the professional development of students.