Sentence examples for either evidence from inspiring English sources

Felix sees this as "peddling fiction," and speculates that Allison's refusal to admit what's obvious was either evidence "that Treasury [is] now even more captured by America's biggest banks than it was in the initial months of the Obama administration" or "an admission that financial reform is going nowhere".

This is the way such arguments are prosecuted: without full disclosure of either evidence or interests.

This conventional wisdom isn't based on either evidence or careful analysis.

Some regard her frankness on this question as either evidence of an arrogant sense of entitlement or that she still doesn't really get politics.

Likewise, any unstable medical conditions as well as patients with either evidence or history of a severe psychiatric disorder were judged ineligible for this study.

As mentioned in the theoretical section, this could be interpreted as either evidence that this group is more often liquidity constrained or that they are more risk averse.

It is also where the computer systems can support human decisions, integrating either evidence-based or guideline-based knowledge into the human personal knowledge base.

This implies that these scoring systems, either evidence-based or expert-based, do not reflect routine radiological practice in the Netherlands.

"Public policy cannot be based on either no evidence or a lack of transparency about evidence," the college wrote in a position statement.

Approximately half of the recommendations have either no evidence or are contradicted by the best available evidence.

They can either give evidence in person or in writing.