Sentence examples for been adduced to include from inspiring English sources

How is it that my alma mater, Barnard College, has tracked me down just in time for my birthday at the end of May with an invitation to attend a meeting of Project Continuum, which solemnly describes itself as addressing "the needs of alumnae who are 50 and older," said needs having been adduced to include "navigating the health care system" and "memory training".

Large quantities of data have been adduced to support the hypothesis that the sex ratios (proportions male) of mammalian (including human) offspring are partially controlled by the hormone levels of both parents around the time of conception.

This lack of recent strong U.S. hurricane strikes has been much remarked upon — and a number of ideas have been adduced to explain it.

These two key exposures – i.e., firearm ownership and antidepressant prescribing – have been adduced to explain geographic patterns of US suicide mortality more broadly as well.

Eeven facts can be adduced to be fake.

1917C, 487, is adduced to support the contention.

On a general level, if so, evidence is adduced to the correctness of Scheer's proposal.

The higher yield of 3 WBTP was adduced to better synchrony between crop demand and nutrient supply.

Again, there are a few claims which appear to tell against rather than in favour of the thesis they are adduced to support.

The authors of this enjoyably sensationalist biography of Moura hint that she was complicit in the murder, though no evidence is adduced to support the view.

What kinds of motivations might be adduced to explain and endorse such resort to high theory in bioethics?