Sentence examples for even proof of from inspiring English sources

The sport's new-found popularity is not testament to the efficacy of the Olympic legacy, or even proof of local enthusiasm for the upcoming Commonwealth Games.

Formation-flying by Cluster II and future missions should bring a close look at electrical storms in space, the detection of earth-like planets in other solar systems, and eventually even proof of the existence of hitherto elusive gravitational waves.Many hands make light workIn this section Birds of a feather Fruits of co-operation Listening for trouble Milestone or millstone?

They have a "content bias" so severe -- watch Tea Party rallies -- that even proof of the contrary only makes them dig in deeper.

If a Democrat had been in office on 9/11, or in 2006 when North Korea became a nuclear power, or if a Democrat had bungled Iraq and Afghanistan or let bin Laden escape from Tora Bora the way the Bush Administration did, it all would have been perceived as evidence, even proof, of Democratic fecklessness on national security.

Defense lawyers said there was no clear evidence of a conspiracy to lie or even proof that one of the officers convicted of taking part in the attack had been involved.

Defense lawyers, in their own closing arguments, attacked the government's case as based on "smoke and mirrors" and steeped in "prejudicial innuendo," and argued that there was no clear evidence of a conspiracy to lie or even proof that one of the officers convicted of taking part in the attack had actually been involved.

Even without proof of compromised accounts, such losses can cost a company both money and reputation.

He focused on the only two provisions in American law that allow life sentences for mishandling secrets even without proof of espionage, seemingly a perfect fit for Wen Ho Lee.

Some retailers will offer an exchange even without proof of purchase, but it is likely to be at the most recent price.

Under the new line of thinking, even without proof of participation in a specific crime, a person who served at a death camp can be charged with accessory to murder because the camp's sole function was to kill people.

For even more proof of the renaissance of the Joffrey Ballet of Chicago, one had only to drop in on its new landmark stagings of Martha Graham's "Appalachian Spring" and Eugene Loring's "Billy the Kid".