Sentence examples for deep evidence from inspiring English sources

#MeToo: Nearly 100 female economists in the U.S. say that a peer or colleague has sexually assaulted them, and nearly 200 say they were the victims of an attempted assault, according to a new survey that reveals deep evidence of gender and racial discrimination in the field.

No matter that many of the president's men are already accused or have pleaded guilty and there's deep evidence of cooperation, conspiracy, collusion - whatever you want to call it - with a powerful foreign adversary.

From the 90s onwards, deep evidence about brain plasticity throughout a person's lifespan has been accumulated, in contrast to the previous belief of a nonmutable system.

Future directions Our comprehensive and extensive dataset will contain the necessary information to engage in deep, evidence-informed, discussions regarding policy change with our partner decision-makers at Alberta's laboratories and the Office of the Chief Medical Officer of Health.

The deeper evidence about this event won't be found in the train's black box, or by questioning the one engineer who left the train before it loosened and careened unmanned into the heart of this tiny town.

Now, thanks to number crunching by New York University professor Edward Wolff, we have deeper evidence of this trend.

He is the founding Director of the Duke Global Health Innovation Center, focused on generating deeper evidence and support for the study, scaling, and adaptation of health innovations and policy reforms globally.

What secret settlements do is bury deeper evidence of corporate malfeasance and thereby increase damage to other victims for years, even decades.

A new face, a new voice, a new more bombastic message may grab attention, and it has; but it is not a substitute for deeper evidence of whether that candidate is truly capable of bringing change.

There is a broader and deeper evidence base that focuses on health sector-specific measures of process, activity or outcome, and attempts to link these to HRM interventions.

The paper contributes towards a reconceptualisation of open innovation in service businesses and a deeper evidence-based understanding of the service economy.