Sentence examples for a level of proof from inspiring English sources

"There were serious contradictions in the prosecution's narrative, and a level of proof that was almost non-existent".

From SteB1 in the comments: In essence what climate change deniers have done, is to shift the goal posts, and demand a level of proof, which has never been demanded of science before.

But he also concluded that there was insufficient evidence to stage an internal disciplinary hearing because party rules then required (they have since been amended) a level of proof needed for a criminal case.

Lawyers following the proceedings said that to sign an arrest order at this court, judges must find that there are "grounds for charges" but that in this case the judges had sought a level of proof needed to find someone guilty or innocent.

This putative particle has become known as the Higgs boson, whose possible discovery was announced to the world on December 13th (see article).Physicists demand a level of proof that would in any other human activity (including other scientific ones) be seen as ludicrously high that a result has only one chance in 3.5m of being wrong.

The absence of a level of proof does not signify that the recommendations are not pertinent and useful.

This, Mr Daniel explained, offered a level of future-proofing to ensure the machine would run later Android games that would require even more power.

Until — and unless — the United States builds a level of future-proofing into its financial regulation — perhaps through a principles-based regime like that in the U.K., or perhaps some other way — Britain's lead over the United States in innovative finance will continue to grow.

A "strong" level of proof enabled a "strong" recommendation ("must be done," "must not be done…").

A "strong" level of proof enabled formulation of a "strong" recommendation (should be performed, should not be performed, etc).

These observational studies of small populations do not enable a recommendation to be made with a sufficient level of proof.