Because such direct proof is only rarely available, courts more typically examine market structure in search of circumstantial evidence of monopoly power.
This is hardly proof, but as circumstantial evidence for the power of mitochondria, it is wonderful.
It also offers much circumstantial evidence that once in power, the Workers Partyy, the avatar of clean government, began to finance itself and to buy its allies' loyalty by systematically skimming money from state companies.
There is circumstantial evidence that it might.
Yalom makes a credible, though circumstantial, case that this rise reflects the power intermittently accorded to, or seized by, female European monarchs.
2. Direct Proof Having sustained the District Court's conclusion that circumstantial evidence proves that Microsoft possesses monopoly power, we turn to Microsoft's alternative argument that it does not behave like a monopolist.
Alternatively, Microsoft argues that because the software industry is uniquely dynamic, direct proof, rather than circumstantial evidence, more appropriately indicates whether it possesses monopoly power.
As Table 13 shows, Manner: quality instantiated as process is a quite frequent circumstantial meaning in Brooks et al., highlighting the power of the process to be harnessed for his argument.
That newspaper took a little time to check his detailed and circumstantial account, which makes Israel an even more substantial nuclear power than was previously suspected.
Yet there is abundant circumstantial evidence for a link between the availability of reducing power (after the requirements of carbon assimilation have been accounted for) and the magnitude of this diversion.
