Sentence examples for changed their evidence from inspiring English sources

Some soldiers admitted abusing their prisoners, some changed their evidence.

"It's word for word, you know?" says one of the cops about the witnesses, who have all suspiciously and simultaneously changed their evidence.

But the latest disclosure by Ted Francis, a television producer, that Lord Archer asked him to provide a false alibi, is telling evidence.To win his libel trial against the Star, Lord (then plain Jeffrey Archerr was prepared to construct false evidence; he sought to influence witnesses to change their evidence, and he repeatedly changed his story under oath.

That evidence included indications that the officers changed their versions of events as evidence surfaced and that one of them, Thomas Bruder, lied to federal investigators.

James Sabourin, UnumProvident's communications vice president, said that company officials initially denied Potter's claim because of inadequate evidence of her disability but subsequently gathered more evidence and changed their minds.

In contrast, those people who received undesirable evidence barely changed their belief about which candidate was most likely to win.

Even when people flip positions entirely, they believe they've done so because they've absorbed new evidence and changed their mind.

There is no evidence they changed their minds before casting their votes.

The court suggests the plaintiffs ought to either change their theory or their evidence to make it easier to adjudicate the case.

A tablet of cortisone (which the body rapidly converts to cortisol) given to the subjects an hour before or just after they first viewed the word list did not change their performance--evidence that the hormone had not affected memory acquisition or storage.

Echoing other analysts of modern tycoon philanthropy, she depicts the Gateses and their foundation as unusually "willing to change their minds when the evidence suggests they should.