Sentence examples for evidence has started from inspiring English sources

Hydrogenated fats continued to be a 'hidden killer' in foods for many years without successive governments or the food producers batting an eyelid - it's only recently, when the weight of evidence has started to tell, that anything's been done.

While ministers have claimed it is achievable, evidence has started emerging that front-line care is being harmed.

Recently accumulating scientific evidence has started to shed light on the efficacy of AMG 386, a new peptibody reported to neutralize the interaction between angiopoietins (Ang1/2) and their Tie2 receptors, thus representing a promising alternative, both in terms of efficacy and toxicity profile and is considerably under investigation.

Although, recent evidence has started to suggest this approach may be unnecessary [ 13], advice about initiation should be documented.

But there is evidence the government has started to take cycle safety more seriously.

And they should certainly not be taken as evidence that it has started to die.

"We have no evidence the reprocessor has started up yet," said a senior American official with access to the intelligence.

People often predict that the Brotherhood will change in the post-revolutionary climate, but there's no evidence that this has started to happen.

There is evidence that this has started: the district council had over a hundred planning applications for tourist accommodation last year in what until now has been a hotel-free area.

In recent years, the growing evidence base around endometriosis has started to improve our understanding.

On economic policy, and even more so in other areas such as education and welfare, there is little evidence that the party has started taking difficult choices, or started engaging seriously with outside bodies on legislative proposals.