Sentence examples for difficult evidence from inspiring English sources

The inquest heard sometimes difficult evidence from Ellement's former colleagues.

Geoffrey Nice, the lead prosecutor, told the court recently that there was a pattern in Mr. Milosevic's illnesses, given that they generally followed difficult evidence or the appearance of assertive witnesses.

Sheffield Wednesday FC: "First and foremost, we recognise the tireless dedication of the families who have remained dignified throughout this process despite the enormously difficult evidence that had to be heard in detail over the course of the inquests.

Perhaps the most difficult evidence for Spaccia are the 2009 emails she wrote to Randy Adams during their negotiations that led to his $457,000-a-year salary as police chief.

Although interpretation of the CMD syndrome identified here may appear difficult, evidence suggests that even mild disorders are associated with impairment [ 74, 75].

Similarly, when research evidence exists but is contentious, as in the example of the effectiveness of universal IPV screening [ 17, 68], KT can be particularly challenging [ 37, 69], and knowledge of how best to communicate "difficult" evidence under these conditions, and in complex areas such as IPV and CM, is necessary.

Despite this complexity, the system outputs straightforward conclusions and ratings for medical decision makers to employ as they encounter difficult evidence-based decisions.

But it has been difficult getting hard evidence of what North Korea is up to.

"Investigation of fires is always difficult because evidence burns," Patrick said.

Because careful observation of informal, everyday behaviour is difficult, most evidence about human concept formation comes from laboratory subjects.

For the hydrogen evolution reaction, the coverage rate of the electrode surface by adsorbed hydrogen is generally difficult to evidence especially in presence of bubbles.