Sentence examples similar to unequivocally ties from inspiring English sources
While scientists admit that unequivocally tying any one particular storm to climate change -- an area of research known as "event attribution science" -- is still very difficult, such hair-splitting is, in practical terms, nearly meaningless.
The madness, the mess, and the unnecessarily complex give Argentine fútbol its identity, which all unequivocally loyal fans are tied to until death.
But goals looked inevitable and the game and tie were unequivocally over as a contest following the quick-fire strikes by Beattie and Little.
Their investigations, which have become part of the core literature of organizational analysis, demonstrated unequivocally that participation in organizations is influenced strongly by social ties and by unofficial networks of communication.
Sugar-sweetened beverages do not qualify as either nutritious or healthful, and research has unequivocally shown that the increase in obesity can be directly tied in no small measure to the increase, over time, in consumption of these beverages.
The Leavenworth City Commission said it "unequivocally denounces" the use of "master race" or any other language with historical ties to racism.
One common theme tying together these case reports were the fact that nearly all of the patients unequivocally had kidney disease or were on some form of hemodialysis or filtration modality, yet were given unadjusted doses of cefepime.
Immediately, and unequivocally.
