Sentence examples for Decent evidence from inspiring English sources

Sure, there might be, as the health service bluntly surmises, no decent evidence of any effect.

Aside from the sheer lack of decent evidence that this law will achieve anything, I have two big worries about Jersey's decision.

The idea may be fashionable, particularly in higher education, but there is no decent evidence to support the existence of "learning styles".

Right now, there's clear polling evidence that Rubio's policy foray on immigration has hurt him with G.O.P. voters, and decent evidence from polls and anecdotes that Cruz's spotlight-grab has helped him lay the groundwork for a '16 run.

An extensive trawl of the literature was done for John Hutton at the DTI by the pro-market economist DeAnne Julius only three years ago, but even she failed to find any decent evidence that contracting out works as a general proposition.

"I think there's decent evidence they are doing what hippos do elsewhere," says Fortelius.

If the billions that have been thrown at this programme had been invested in providing teachers with decent, evidence-based training which is "on-the-job", then standards would have sky-rocketed and we would be vying with the best education systems in the world, such as those in Finland and Singapore.

Hopefully, she says, the students will learn enough that when they are deployed overseas, they'll have a decent, evidence-based understanding of the cultural attitudes they're working with.

Even in such cases, where risk assessments are supported by decent empirical evidence, it can be hard to make decisions on the basis of statistical probability.

In a similar vein, we cannot afford to forget the MMR vaccine debacle, where fears that the vaccine could cause autism were widely asserted, despite there being not an iota of decent scientific evidence to support this.

But there is a decent amount of evidence to suggest that the initial reports were true, that Rubio is not on Romney's short list.