Sentence examples for contentious evidence from inspiring English sources

Indeed, they could fairly easily lead us into wars under false pretences and through contentious evidence, despite widespread public opposition.

Detective work by writers such as Deborah Hayden (The Pox: Genius, Madness, and the Mysteries of Syphilis) count Schubert, Schumann, Baudelaire, Maupassant, Flaubert, Van Gogh, Nietzsche, Wilde and Joyce with contentious evidence around Beethoven and Hitler.

"Health professionals like Dr Young have an obligation to speak out on these issues, and in this case there is no longer a contentious evidence base about the degree of harm," said Hickie, a leading psychiatrist and executive director of the University of Sydney's brain and mind research institute.

The facts are that some mothers do abuse, even kill their children; and that some mothers who have done no such thing have been jailed or lost their babies in the Family Courts on highly contentious evidence provided by Meadow and his label.

The association between alcohol and cardiovascular disease is more contentious, with evidence that moderate consumption may be protective in those at risk of atheromatous disease, while there is emerging evidence that heavy irregular drinking increases the risk of mortality from heart disease 10.

Contentious archaeological evidence will give the issue new life as the elections approach.That does not bode well for communal harmony.

But the issue is contentious and evidence that supports or refutes differences can be mustered by either side.

However, the use of several fundamental elements of infertility testing is still contentious, and evidence suggests that the current World Health Organization (WHO) recommendations for the standard investigation of the infertile couple are poorly followed in Europe (Rowe et al., 1993; Balasch, 2000).

Postings by a Toronto girl on the site also became a contentious piece of evidence that led to a mistrial in a Toronto murder case.

That information might then be misused, for example, by a contentious spouse as evidence of unfitness to parent in a child custody case.

Abortion, however, remains a bitterly contentious issue, as evidenced by the thousands of people who marched in Washington yesterday opposing abortion rights.