Sentence examples for evidence back to from inspiring English sources

"I certainly doubt whether we'll have a lot of evidence back to the 1920s.

Kehoe's teams plan to disperse throughout the country and bring the evidence back to the special tribunal's headquarters in Baghdad.

After the robbery, which occurred about 11 p.m., it did not take the Teaneck police long to trace evidence back to the F.D.U.

Judge Catherine C. Eagles of Federal District Court finally offered to simply send all of the evidence back to the jury room.

The review, conducted by Mark Ellison QC, also found a police "spy" had infiltrated groups campaigning alongside Stephen's parents and had passed evidence back to senior officers.

Criticism would thus be a process of arguing inferentially from outward evidence back to inward content; creation would be a process of finding outward correlates or carriers for that prior inward content; and artistic intention would be articulated as a full mental pre-conception of the contingently finished (or "externalized", as we would then call it) work.

For evidence, flash back to the 2007 playoffs.

Whether these samples will yield direct evidence leading back to the spill is unclear.

Archaeological evidence dates back to the use of zinc white as pigments in India before it was introduced in Europe.

Now, the mouse evidence is coming back to life.

But skeptics said there was not enough evidence backing chelation therapy to even begin a clinical trial.