Sentence examples for adduced evidence from inspiring English sources

The admirals conducting the investigation of the sinking of a fishing trawler have already adduced evidence that four safety procedures causally related to the collision were ignored.

My wife says I snore but she has never adduced evidence.

The authors also adduced evidence that the effect of math skills on wages was partially mediated through Educational Attainment.

Studies have adduced evidence that catechins and their metabolites were capable of protecting vascular endothelial cells against O2.- through inhibition of endothelial NADPH oxidase activity [ 29].

"In addition, there are very clear difficulties in gathering and adducing evidence in these circumstances in the context of Parliamentary Privilege.

As Venezuelan journalist José Roberto Duque observes, "I know that anti-Chavismo won in Caracas," although he meticulously adduces evidence showing that in the most destitute areas of Petare, the Chavista candidate won by a 2-to-1 margin.

Auchincloss blames Wilson's second wife, the former Edith Bolling Galt, for his break with Colonel House and others, and adduces evidence that a need for uncritical female devotion was part of Wilson's character all along.

Another new book, "Spies: The Rise and Fall of the KGB in America," by the American historians John Earl Haynes and Harvey Klehr and the Russian journalist Alexander Vassiliev, adduces evidence, challenged by Guttenplan, that Stone "worked closely with the K.G.B". in 1936-38.

At his stage in the appeal process, he cannot adduce evidence of innocence but can only challenge his sentence: the court will therefore not hear the witnesses who confirm his alibi.

The inability to adduce evidence of alleged discrimination, coupled with the inescapable fact that the federal scheme is not a remedy but a benefit program, demonstrate the lack of the requisite link between any problem Congress has identified and the program it mandated.

("Adducing evidence" is the legal term for presenting or producing evidence in court for the purpose of establishing proof).