Sentence examples for almost all evidence from inspiring English sources

"By the very nature of human rights litigation, almost all evidence is indirect or circumstantial.

Gordon Brown originally wanted the inquiry to sit in private when he set it up, but Chilcot decided that almost all evidence should be heard in public.

Almost all evidence of this trouble, whatever it was, has now disappeared, but it is a clue as to what really happened.

To win their $2.5 million in government contracts in Philadelphia, the Hare Krishnas have removed almost all evidence of their religious affiliation, said Mr. Dobson, a Krishna devotee who decades ago abandoned his monk's robes for a gray blazer.

Almost all evidence is derived from retrospective observational studies, and in the majority of cases, data are either incomplete or complicated by several confounding factors.

But what I don't understand is building a castle in the air and even in defeat trying to keep paying rent on it, almost all evidence to the contrary.

"Almost all the evidence that they're collecting won't be available for prosecution," Rapp told me, because the U.N. promised witnesses indefinite confidentiality, and trials are public.

I was surprised and dismayed to find almost all the evidence used to demonstrate humour and laughter had been culled from the internet, a notoriously unamusing hunting ground in my experience.

They've even produced their own flawed scientific studies supposedly proving that medical marijuana laws don't increase use among teenagers, when almost all the evidence says just the opposite.

Almost all the evidence offered to the tribunal comes from people attacked during the genocide and their relatives; many of them fear what could happen if their names become known.

For almost all the evidence before them confirms people in their belief that cancer is a distressing, painful and inevitably fatal disease for which doctors can do little.