Significats de more equivocal en anglès

Within Scotland comparisons are more equivocal suggesting deprivation could explain Glasgow's excess mortality.

By no chance could they find me in more equivocal company.

However, findings for the affective domain have been more equivocal.

His judgment in both was perhaps a little more equivocal.

But what he represents now is a lot more equivocal.

The group's accounts present a more equivocal picture.

In the sciences, their success was more equivocal.

His effect on the sport is more equivocal.

You allow that nothing can be more equivocal.

Their response has since become more equivocal.

Adam Zane's status was somewhat more equivocal.

Some of us, and I tend to be in this camp, find that science more equivocal than others did.

The lesions observed in the Pompeian sample, including the more equivocal cases, are too large to be diagnosed as pregnancy osteophytes.

The finance minister of Germany, where political opposition to spending taxpayers' money on bailing out Greece has been rising, was more equivocal.

The Independent on Sunday's front page The liberal-left Observer and Independent on Sunday were more equivocal, as was the right-wing Daily Star Sunday.

It was more equivocal than the SNP document, saying the new national broadcaster would be based "initially" on BBC Scotland's existing staff and assets.