Sentence examples for evidence builds from inspiring English sources

Still, over time, evidence builds up.

Picture the scene: you were at the wrong place, at the wrong time, and circumstantial evidence builds against you.

Perhaps over time, as the international picture changes and evidence builds up, Miliband may nudge his party to the point where it can back a strike against Damascus.

More evidence builds for playing on the job when the laptop is opened up to a 14.1-inch high definition screen.

They should also be evaluated and judged scrupulously so that as (contextually sensitive) evidence builds, approaches can be changed or altered.

A large body of evidence builds the foundation for practice guidelines in symptom management of advanced cancer patients, allowing agreed-on classifications of various types of symptom control interventions and thresholds of symptom expression.

Eventually, their painstakingly obtained evidence built a timeline of Rodney Alcala's whereabouts, his route before and after murdering Ellen.

But Gove said there was evidence, "built on by successive governments, both Labour and Conservative" that turning a school into an academy enabled schools to improve.

Since then, confidence has increased as the country made progress in the war against terrorism and evidence built that the economy was rebounding from its economic slump.

The evidence built into a startling indictment of South Yorkshire police, their chain of command and conduct – a relentlessly detailed evisceration of a British police force.

However, due to the cumulative evidence built up in the police investigation, Gilroy was convicted at the High Court in Edinburgh last month.