Sentence examples for damaging evidence from inspiring English sources

Yes, Fastow gave damaging evidence against former Chief Executive Officers Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skilling.

Government lawyers introduced what they contend is damaging evidence from internal Visa and MasterCard documents and from letters and depositions that they say undermine the companies' assertions of broad and vigorous competition.

In "CSI: Miami," at 10, Walter Omarr Miller and Ryan Jonathan Togogo) find themselves in danger when a tornado touches down on a murder scene, damaging evidence in the process.

Corrupt building contractors in Washington, D.C., were on trial for graft when bogus Secret Service agents working for the contractors placed damaging evidence into the safe of the district attorney who was prosecuting the ring.

"They didn't get the damaging evidence, the actual smoking gun.

The danger, he said, is that it could be used to block damaging evidence.

The intrusion may have damaged evidence at the site that could help explain the bombing, the organization says.

I considered the flecks it left on my towels, sheets and pillows collateral damage, evidence that I was living my best life.

Rushing against time, Ms. Babcock hired a Spanish-speaking investigator who went to Mexico and Spanish-speaking psychiatrists who discovered that Mr. Valdez suffered from brain damage, evidence that had never been presented to the court.

In-depth investigations of motor-vehicle crashes involve detailed inspection, measurement, and photodocumentation of vehicle exterior and interior damage, evidence of belt-restraint use, and evidence of occupant contacts with the vehicle interior.

Fifty six (11%) had evidence of target organ damage (evidence of left ventricular hypertrophy on the electrocardiogram, proteinuria, or slightly raised plasma creatinine concentrations).