Sentence examples for evidence concerned from inspiring English sources

Amran said his evidence concerned "police racism, stop and search and the treatment of young people by West Yorkshire police".

What Snow called the "most conclusive" evidence concerned a widow living far away, in salubrious Hampstead, and her niece, who lived in "a high and healthy part of Islington": neither had gone anywhere near Broad Street, and both succumbed to cholera within days of its Soho outbreak.

Results are consistent with other empirical evidence concerned with graduates' level of key generic skills and highlight the need to strengthen competency development within undergraduate business education.

It is therefore possible that modest doxographical collections of ethical views did circulate, and we may have some evidence concerned with the circulation (and adaptation) of a diaeretical overview of tenets about the End, or Highest Good (Algra 1997).

The point of relevance confirmation is that the credibility of a hypothesis can be changed in either a positive (confirmation in a strict sense) or negative way (disconfirmation) by the evidence concerned (given \ k\)).

Given the rather mixed results obtained by the paucity of studies comparing reach-to-grasp kinematics of the right and left hand in right-handers and the lack of previous evidence concerned with similar behaviors in left-handers, it is rather difficult to make specific prediction on how the considered variables will behave.

But perhaps the most persuasive indirect evidence concerns leaders' deeper motivations.

But in the fall the prosecution said it had no evidence concerning the Waltham murder.

The evidence concerning growth and life expectancy is sparse but growing.

Late yesterday, we received conclusive evidence concerning Don DeLillo's purported blog posts for The Onion.

Documentary evidence concerning the rest of Caravaggio's childhood and formative years is scant.