Sentence examples for evidence amounting from inspiring English sources

The supreme court judgment acknowledged the evidence was circumstantial: "As is the case with most conspiracies, there is and could be no evidence amounting to criminal conspiracy".

Broccoletti argued that even in the "best-case scenario" for the prosecution they had simply failed to present evidence amounting to murder.

The cost of entering this lottery would be small, but the jackpot enormous: suppression of all evidence, amounting in many cases to a get-out-of-jail-free card.

Two Russian men have been named as prime suspects in the murder, and legal hearings preceding the dead man's inquest have heard that the government has evidence amounting to a prima facie case that he was killed on the orders of the Russian government.

Two Russian men have been named as prime suspects in the killing, and preliminary hearings before the dead man's inquest have heard that the government has evidence amounting to a prima facie case that the Russian state was behind the killing.

Many too, in evidence amounting to more than 200,000 words, acknowledge the government's motivations for reform are sound.

It later transpired that evidence amounted to nothing.

The failure to take into account all the evidence – in particular key ballistics evidence – amounted to a failure in law, the judges said.

The inquiry produced few indictments because the cases were beyond the statute of limitations, had insufficient evidence, amounted to double jeopardy or the accused had died.

"Not a shred of the statistical evidence amounts to convincing proof that African-Americans were discriminated against in the voting process," they said in a statement.

Defending Dobson, Timothy Roberts QC, told the jury that the clothing had been contaminated while in police custody and the evidence amounted to only "a teaspoon".