Sentence examples for confirmed a simple from inspiring English sources
Most important, though, the HBO show, "Bored to Death," whose cancellation after three seasons was announced this week, confirmed a simple truth: Brooklyn looks more like Brooklyn than any West Coast soundstage does.
An approximately linear increase in Slatkin's genetic distance with increasing geographic distance between all pairs of populations confirmed a simple model, namely differentiation-by-distance.
If these findings are further confirmed, a simple anthropometric measurement (such as waist circumference) could be used to detect those children with increased risk for metabolic abnormalities.
If the results presented here are further confirmed, a simple measurement of waist circumference might be a reliable marker of IR in HIV-infected adolescents, which could help to easily detect those patients with an increased risk of metabolic disorders and cardiovascular disease in the future.
Characterization confirmed a simple-phase product with a density of 2890 kg m-3; density was determined with a picnometer using distilled water as immersion liquid.
However, age of air data does not confirm a simple pattern of reduction of age of air as a consequence of the Brewer-Dobson circulation intensification (Engel et al. [2009]; Stiller et al. [2012]).
However, rather than confirming a simple temperature effect, our data reveal a complex interaction between temperature and humidity that can drive differences in adhesion by as much as two-fold.
Faced with Republican filibusters, he and his fellow-Democrats deployed the so-called "nuclear option," rewriting the Senate rules so that lower-court judges could be confirmed by a simple majority vote.
Now Reid — who will retire in January — is urging his potential successor as leader, Chuck Schumer, to finish the job and allow nominees to the high court to be confirmed by a simple majority vote.
Thanks to the so-called nuclear option, which Harry Reid and the Democrats invoked in 2013, none of these nominations can be filibustered; they can all be confirmed by a simple majority, and there are fifty-two Republinans in the Senate.
The filibuster for non-Supreme Court presidential appointments is a thing of the past since Harry Reid deployed the "nuclear option" last November, so Mr Holder's replacement can be confirmed by a simple majority vote.
