Sentence examples for circumstantial to from inspiring English sources
The investigators believed that the evidence on the Polycom trade was also too circumstantial to bring a criminal charge against Rajaratnam.
While denying the bail request, Bristol Superior Court Judge Renee Dupuis said Hernandez should remain imprisoned and called the case against him "circumstantial to be sure, but a very, very strong circumstantial case".
In talking to some of the countries that have been briefed, they have described the evidence as interesting but circumstantial to Al Qaeda but not necessarily to bin Laden himself.... Clearly you've convinced Tony Blair.
Because the burden of proof in civil matters is lesser than in criminal ones, Mr. O'Dwyer is hopeful that a case against Mr. Ramos can be built upon evidence that the authorities have considered too weak or circumstantial to charge him with a crime.
Very little has been disclosed, and even requests of information circumstantial to the attacks have been denied.
(17) Minor processes – the prototypically locative expressions that are construed as circumstantial to the process of the clause – are factored out into two components: (i) how the process relates to the entity, 'to(wards)'at 'away, 'away from' &c., and (ii) what facet of the entity it relates to, 'top'sideside'insideside'frontront' &c.
Officials and diplomats told Foreign Policy's Cable blog that the report would point to enough circumstantial evidence to implicate the Assad regime.
"There is enough circumstantial evidence to connect him to the crime," Mr. Quereshi said in a telephone interview this evening.
With witnesses' memories faded and no direct forensic evidence, the jury had to piece together circumstantial evidence to reach its verdict.
But do these five pieces, varying in length from 30 to 100 pages and with only minor circumstantial connections to one another, really add up to a novel?
Still, Andrews said he "would have to have pretty compelling circumstantial evidence" to call a newborn's death a homicide.
