Sentence examples for contrary to evidence from inspiring English sources

In other cases, too, the administration is allowing self-regulation contrary to evidence and experience.

That claim, made by Vote Leave, was contrary to evidence from the Office for National Statistics, Watt said.

Trump and then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions have claimed, contrary to evidence, that these localities are becoming hotbeds of crime because of undocumented immigrants.

Contrary to evidence that the uprising broke out first among the overwhelmingly Hindu sepoys, the prosecutor argued that "to Musalman intrigues and Mahommedan conspiracy we may mainly attribute the dreadful calamities of 1857".

The San Francisco Chronicle has reported that Bonds told an earlier grand jury that he never knowingly took illegal performance-enhancing drugs, contrary to evidence that the government said it seized.

There is no palynologically distinct Roman period in the data, contrary to evidence from the high uplands of Exmoor that suggests a decline of the agricultural system during the immediate post-Roman period.

However, despite the higher rates of treatment, our data shows that substantial numbers remain untreated, contrary to evidence-based guidelines.

Although administered more frequently to in-patients, AA were not prescribed predominantly to severely ill patients contrary to evidence-based recommendations.

Singapore financial officials presented evidence Saturday that contrary to prior evidence, senior officials of Barings in London had been aware for some time of the dangers of Barings' futures dealings there.

Contrary to ignoring evidence from non-randomised studies, it has been argued that all available evidence should be used to inform health care decision making [ 4- 7].

Contrary to all evidence, for more than four decades of my life, I had believed her.