Sentence examples for devastating evidence from inspiring English sources
It presents ample, devastating evidence to suggest that the air, as well as the water in Louisiana, has been contaminated.
"The deaths of a further nine young boys are devastating evidence that the changes implemented were yet again wholly insufficient to fulfil the duty on the state to protect the right to life of the children it imprisons.
A plea bargain deal struck by Boesky in 1986 saw him admit insider dealing offences in the US and led to devastating evidence emerging which helped secure the conviction of star junk bonds pioneer Michael Milken.
"The tapes provided devastating evidence of the defendant's crime in real time," said Reed Brodsky, a prosecutor, standing behind a lectern positioned directly in front of the 12 jurors and four alternates.
Bill Gates has responded to claims made about land grabbing in Africa, asserting, in the face of devastating evidence and massive resistance from African farmers, that "many of those land deals are beneficial, and it would be too bad if some were held back because of western groups' ways of looking at things".
At times outstripping the viewership of its TV iteration by a factor of 10, the YouTube channel of HBO's Last Week Tonight With John Oliver was perhaps 2014's most reliable source of online video, tackling such potentially bewildering subjects as US state legislatures and Ugandan homophobia with a mix of goofy humour and devastating evidence.
It transpires that Mr de Souza's agencies withdrew large sums from banks at times and places where politicians suspected of taking the bribes (or their aides) were also present.More devastating is evidence that Mr de Souza acted as financier to the PT.
Having successfully prevented Congress from acting forcefully, the Trump camp is now saying that if Mueller does not find utterly devastating smoking-gun evidence of collusion, Democrats who control the House should shelve all further inquiries and move on.
As a result, the Tigris can be subject to devastating floods, as evidenced by the many old channels left when the river carved out a new course.
"That evidence is devastating".
The evidence was devastating.
