Sentence examples for evidence fits from inspiring English sources

That evidence fits with research on minority influence, in which extreme minorities were found to have less influence on the rest of the group than moderate minorities.

That evidence fits the prevailing thinking about switching costs and market competition: reduce the switching costs and companies will cut prices to acquire new customers.

The evidence fits: as Marek Ignatowicz and others point out, the pontiff was born 30 miles from Krakow, undertook his university and seminary studies in the city and watched the team from the terraces in his youth.

However, I would advise our readers to be good Bayesian thinkers and consider how easily Wednesday night's evidence fits in to the perspective they had on the race going into Tuesday evening.

In the Danube provinces, the evidence fits neatly with political history following the Battle of Adrianople in 378, after which their condition was continually disturbed by the Visigothic immigrants.

The genetic evidence fits neatly, for example, with the discovery of a human campsite in Chile, which is apparently 15,000 years old, and with the well-established presence of big-game hunters in North America, starting 13,600 years ago.

None of the evidence fit, Mr. Tankleff's lawyers say.

So what if none of the evidence fitted?

In 1989 intelligence-based evidence fitted snugly with US and British foreign policy in the Middle East.

Nancy E. Little, a Legal Aid Society lawyer who is handling the appeal, said prosecutors were scrambling to make the new evidence fit.

The way they seem to operate is by listening to the rumours, trying to make the evidence fit and arresting everyone willy nilly.