Sentence examples for argued evidence from inspiring English sources

When ministers proposed the reforms, the DWP argued "evidence suggests that DLA can also act as a barrier to work when it should enable people to lead independent lives, including having or getting a job".

Within these mud-brick buildings researchers also retrieved carbonized grains and animal bones, traces of daily life that offered a glimpse of how this ancient civilization fed itself — and, as Weiss has long argued, evidence of the surprising role of climate change in its ultimate collapse.

They argued said "a jury must convict on substance rather than suspicion", while the prosecution argued evidence was "strong" and that the accused had "planned and participated in the killing".

For another thing, the new paper argues, evidence from other animals strongly suggests that the need for sleep drops sharply during the most important waking hours.

The tobacco industry argues evidence from Australia, which became the first country to bring in standardised packaging in 2011, shows little impact on smoking rates.

Although that's not illegal in Wisconsin, it is strongly discouraged and, Democrats argue, evidence that Republicans don't really have enough grassroots support for their recall campaigns.

In both cases, he argues, evidence derived from randomised trials has the most utility [ 18].

A prosecutor argued that evidence indicated it was not an accident.

The expert who wrote that critical report, Gerald Hurst, argued that evidence suggested the fire was accidental, not arson.

The defense lawyers successfully argued that evidence from the prosecution's audio experts did not meet that standard.

But the defence successfully argued his evidence was "not only highly improbable but is also riddled with contradictions".