Sentence examples similar to circumstantial ills from inspiring English sources

Before the state rested, much of the afternoon was consumed by extended arguments from Mr. Zimmerman's lead defense lawyer, Mark O'Mara, who said the case should be dismissed because the evidence was circumstantial, with the state failing to prove that Mr. Zimmerman had shown any ill will, malice or hatred.

Although circumstantial, this reduction remains the best available evidence that dialysis improves outcomes for critically ill patients with AKI [ 2].

Even the shooting of protesters in neighbouring Ukraine seemed to draw less media attention than Ms Sotnikova's allegedly ill-deserved victory.This conventional wisdom is at least half right, as the circumstantial evidence of favouritism (if not outright corruption) is genuine cause for concern.

The problem with this approach is that without being able to verify these sources, Ms Dawisha makes herself vulnerable to the same ills that have beset the Russian media: supposition, conspiracy and statements based on assumptions and circumstantial evidence rather than documentation.

"It is circumstantial".

See also circumstantial evidence.

"The evidence was circumstantial".

It's circumstantial".

Partly that's circumstantial.

Circumstantial evidence supports this thesis.

"It is mostly all circumstantial.