Sentence examples for Good circumstantial evidence from inspiring English sources

The timing, months after Trump announced his Presidential candidacy, could be "good circumstantial evidence" of that.

Professor Hunt said that there was good circumstantial evidence that Grahame was gay despite having a wife and child.

On balance, though, there is good circumstantial evidence that setting the child-mortality MDG helped save millions of young lives.

The apparent existence of black holes, he says, is good circumstantial evidence that Einstein's relativity works around dense objects, but this could give "direct evidence that these darn things are working as they should".

avenae and P. coronata respectively) in Australia provides good circumstantial evidence for the role that wild hosts play in both selectively favouring novel mutations as well as contributing variation to the pathogen population on a cultivated crop through gene flow (Burdon et al. 1983 , 1992 Oates et al. 1983).

Yet, on the other hand, in previous instances where allegations were made regarding the use of chemical weapons in Syria there seemed to be circumstantial evidence — good enough, at least, to convince some UN officials — that insurgents were the perpetrators.

"The problem is that circumstantial evidence isn't good enough".

Juries, it turns out, are good at separating convincing from unconvincing circumstantial evidence.

"The problem is that circumstantial evidence isn't good enough". The "women as moon-influenced menstrual oceans" idea is spoilt by details; for example, it's only the surface of our planet that is 80% water, and water in humans does not slosh about in some internal sea.

"DNA is just another piece of circumstantial evidence," he said.

The reported incidence of ASDs has been rising, and although some circumstantial evidence points to environmental agents, good data are sorely lacking, Dolmetsch says.