Inconsistent treatment of data as evidence.
Republicans responded in kind, presenting the data as evidence Democrats should step aside.
Using empirical data as evidence of your outcomes and benefits helps build your narrative.
Some Republicans seized on the new data as evidence that Bush administration policies had been good for people's pocketbooks.
Optimists, though, see the data as evidence that European companies still have much opportunity for rapid increases in profitability.
Netflix touted this data as evidence that binge watching has fully transcended whatever stigma might once have been attached to it.
One question is whether the judge in the case will admit the data as evidence; it was given only in a deposition this month.
The shadow chancellor Ed Balls seized on the data as evidence that the British economy had "stagnated since the autumn of last year, well before the eurozone crisis".
Therefore, legal practitioners have increasingly sought to employ cognitive neuroscientific methods and data as evidence to influence legal proceedings.
Most workers are now likely to cite the available genetic data as evidence that African populations of this age were extremely successful.
The use of brain scanning data as evidence in courts of law has proven to be highly controversial, not least of all because of doubts about the validity of the data.
