Sentence examples for evidence exist from inspiring English sources

Instead, an overlong evening traffics in tough sexual talk between men about — what else? — women, who on this evidence exist to be bedded or strangled or anything but appreciated and loved.

While no documents or evidence exist directly demonstrating Clinton was personally aware of embassy requests for increased security, or deliberately failed to act, conservatives' main argument has been, to use Clinton's own phrase: "What difference does it make?" After all, as Secretary of State, the buck stops with her.

However, some limitations to the current evidence exist.

Varying levels of evidence exist for the contribution of indoor air pollution and environmental tobacco smoke as a risk factor for tuberculosis (TB).

For instance, implicit learning of rhythms has been previously demonstrated (Salidis, 2001), but as yet no such evidence exist for other aspects of timing such as time estimation.

Does other evidence exist that implies an increased or decreased mutation rate or substitution rate in one of the relevant lineages?

Too much evidence exists to the contrary.

TMZ reported that such evidence exists.

What evidence exists for such a claim?

Britain and France have asserted that such evidence exists.

Little evidence exists to support those claims.