Sentence examples for evidence hard from inspiring English sources

There was anecdotal evidence, hard to substantiate, that this was mobilising pro-European voters.

Because many claims are based on events that occurred in countries in disarray, with evidence hard to collect, judges have to make decisions based on intuition.

A Fox Business News host, Stuart Varney, who previously called the science of climate change a "scientific conspiracy," called the new evidence "hard and authoritative".

"If you're going to go on the attack and make claims against him, then you'd need evidence, hard evidence that simply wasn't there," he said in an interview with BBC Wales.

And the message today from retired Adm. Harold W. Gehman Jr., the chairman of the committee investigating the disaster, was that with solid evidence hard to come by, Americans should not expect answers soon.

Bill O'Reilly spawned his own scandalette, remarking, "I don't want to go on a lynching party against Michelle Obama unless there's evidence, hard facts, that say this is how the woman really feels".

But finding convincing evidence is hard.

Still, the evidence was hard to ignore.

Evidence is hard to find, patchy and often contradictory.

But at this point the evidence is hard to refute.

Still, the anecdotal evidence is hard to ignore.