The zone's mediocre performance, the OECD says, is not just bad luck, "circumstantial arguments"—the Iraq war, oil and commodity price shocks and the stronger euro being no excuse for a "string of aborted recoveries".
It's possible that if faces aren't shown, other information like time stamps on digital recordings could be used in circumstantial arguments, said Gregory Dolin, co-director of the Center for Medicine and Law at the University of Baltimore.
However we have advanced a number of circumstantial arguments that it is the orthologue of the dystrotelins, and that this affinity has been masked by the rapid rate of sequence change in this clade.
Aides freely complained that much of the evidence of the arms threat assembled by the intelligence agencies was circumstantial, that the argument was not compelling and that the document failed to establish intent as well as capability.
At times the Libyan leader sounded like a seasoned defense lawyer poking holes in flimsy prosecution arguments, circumstantial evidence and the three key witnesses.
Circumstantial evidence supports this argument.
Many astronomers believed that the observational evidence, although still circumstantial, provided the best argument to date for the existence of black holes.
The judge ruled this had not been proved, as there was only circumstantial evidence of an argument - uncorroborated witnesses' statements.
Both Lawson [2] and Langston [17] suggested that the lack of fish fossils and large water bodies in the Quetzalcoatlus-bearing Javelina Formation might refute a piscivorous diet, but the occurrence of azhdarchids in a variety of depositional settings with associated fish fossils (e.g. [58], [117], [118]) demonstrates the circumstantial nature of this argument.
In cases relating to this type of bias, plaintiffs have sought to bolster their arguments by introducing broader circumstantial evidence that the general cultures of their workplaces were hostile toward women.
