Sentence examples for evidence has grown from inspiring English sources

But evidence has grown that many are simply the unluckiest of the unluckiest.

Court investigators, whose work has often been painfully slow, have also managed to speed up indictments as the body of evidence has grown.

But evidence has grown that they are harming the most basic field work, even observational studies of wildlife in which nothing is taken away.

Evidence has grown that pharma companies helped fuel the nation's addiction and overdose crisis with sales of powerful painkillers, prompting calls for an overhaul.

But the evidence has grown that they were replaced with new forms of abuse of detainees, not only by the US but also by the British.

For two to three decades the evidence has grown that active student engagement with material, not brilliant lecture presentations, is the key to learning.

In fact it has already been informative, not least because some of the soldiers, spooks and diplomats who have given evidence have grown franker since retirement.

She said successive studies had shown that successful early nurture was the proven route to helping children in later life, and the body of evidence had grown more comprehensive since Sure Start was first launched.

Justice Black explained that the statute of limitations existed to discourage laggard prose cutions by the Government and to spare defendants the hazards, of defending themselves after the evidence had grown cold.

Since 2013, the evidence base has grown.

Since then, the evidence base has grown further.