Sentence examples for being evidence from inspiring English sources

— to being evidence of a police conspiracy.

Far from being evidence of a breakdown in culture, Brock said the snippet was out of context.

Adelaide's pre-planned play-on-at-all-costs closer against the Kangaroos being evidence of their due diligence.

He said positions the companies once held -- that smoking does not cause disease, for example -- "can be wrong without being evidence of committing fraud".

After that Wimbledon defeat, Murray's coach Ivan Lendl told Murray that, far from being evidence of a mental shortcoming, it proved he was ready.

Mr. Boyd said, "Worst of all, law enforcement officials decided to identify some of the safety precautions that promoters take, like making water and chill rooms and ambulances available, as actually being evidence of criminality -- running a crack house".

And, as Holmes argues, "being evidence-informed isn't a luxury bolt on to working in social care.

Unfortunately this is not the case with many celebrities who give advice based on their personal opinions rather than being evidence-based, or recycle poor advice given to them by unqualified self-styled 'gurus'".

However, the methods by which these registers determine programs and practices as being "evidence-based" has not been investigated in detail.

Similarly, a study on Australian general practitioners showed that the most important factor leading the decision whether to follow a guideline or not, was its being evidence-based[29].

Because SAMHSA and CMHS have no doctors at the top -- or even on staff -- they certify ineffective programs as being evidence-based.