Sentence examples for evidence failing from inspiring English sources

"With this overwhelming scientific body of evidence failing to take action to tackle climate change would be the wrong thing to do – the impacts here in Britain and across the world will worsen and the economic consequences will be catastrophic".

While consistent with the extant empirical evidence failing to support the effectiveness of grade retention, these findings warrant careful consideration given both the longitudinal design and the analytic procedures.

Twenty patients (48.8%) failed local control, 20 patients (48.8%) progressed or died without evidence of failing local control, and one patient (2.4%) did not progress.

There is little evidence that failing schools improve if they are turned over to state control or converted to charter status.

Officer Mata was charged with tampering with evidence for failing to produce his memo book, in which officers log their activities and movements.

Sterling was also charged with destroying evidence and failing to pay, in a timely manner, the $2.5 million fine that the N.B.A.'s commissioner, Adam Silver, levied against him.

Their actions, according to the newspaper's seven-month investigation, included destroying evidence and failing to properly report hundreds of fatal grade-crossing accidents to federal authorities.

NATIONAL REPORTING Walt Bogdanich The New York Times The judges honored Mr. Bogdanich for his series "Death on the Tracks," which revealed that some major railroad companies sidestepped responsibility for grade-crossing fatalities by destroying or losing evidence and failing to report hundreds of accidents, and also showed the ineffective oversight by government regulators.

In a 24-page decision in February and in a nine-page follow-up on sanctions, Judge McWeeny states that Ms. Briggs not only participated in a cover-up of evidence by failing to produce the report, but that her actions have hurt both those who fought to have the report acknowledged as well as school children and teachers still affected by the air quality problem.

And it found less evidence that failing an inspection triggered an irrevocable process of decline - damaging morale, risking pupil numbers and undermining staff recruitment.

They view the epidemiological evidence as failing to demonstrate carcinogenesis at lower doses of low linear energy transfer radiation.