Sentence examples for constant evidence from inspiring English sources

"He's got to be given constant evidence that he's a powerful, important person.

Amid the din — and despite a soloist amplified to occasionally ear-splitting effect — you heard constant evidence of Ms. Fang's inventive palette.

Today, Guantánamo Bay offers constant evidence of America's hypocrisy, evidence that is disturbing for those who sympathise with it, cause-affirming for those who hate it.

In her new novel, "The Maytrees," a meditation on love set on Cape Cod from World War II to the present, there is some of the familiar straining, along with constant evidence of her energetic reading.

Maybe it was the snow that brought out the inner child in so many people, but there was certainly a lighter mood in constant evidence on the message boards this week.

These studies support the assertion that among adolescent learners, low achievers are more likely to become "overwhelmed by assessments and demotivated by constant evidence of their low achievement thus further increasing the gap" (Harlen and Deakin Crick, 2003, p. 196).

Freundlich constant evidenced the adsorption of both dyes over floc surface is spontaneous.

Nutritionists are regularly pilloried as confused and constantly changing their advice [ 40, 41] and while trained nutritionists offer very constant, evidence-based dietary advice [ 15, 42], the media encourages unregulated non-evidence-based advice from prominent but untrained publicity seekers [ 15, 16].

The fact that many more people enter lotteries when unusually big prizes are announced, keeping risk more or less constant, is evidence for this.

This is because precision plays the role of a rate constant in evidence accumulation schemes based upon predictive coding (Feldman and Friston 2010).

Therefore, the bilayer structure remained constant as evidenced from PXRD data.