Sentence examples for evidence is capable of from inspiring English sources

Jenny Hopkins, head of the CPS's complex casework, said on Thursday: "None of the evidence is capable of establishing to the required standard that Mr Blanco was thrown or pushed from the balcony or that any other individual was present at the time he fell".

In other words, strong scientific evidence is capable of serving as a neutral, objective arbiter among competing views and helps generate consensus among parties who, otherwise, may have held the opposite views.[ 3] Our study does have some limitations: 1) our study was based on the example from one guideline only (AABB).

Yet Spurs' squad have learned their basics pretty quickly and, on this evidence, are capable of playing the upbeat, stifling style Pochettino demands of his sides.

It was held up by one senior EU official as evidence "of what they are capable of", during the ambassadors' meeting.

Nor is there evidence that it is capable of spreading from human to human.

These results represent further evidence that Salvia is capable of acute modulation of mood and cognition in healthy young adults.

So far, however, it has failed to offer evidence that it is capable of governing with its outdated concepts of socialism.

That requires evidence that he is capable of being more than a foul-tongued bundle of rage who needs to get a tighter grip on his horses.

At a time when the women's game is lacking a dominant and consistent figure, Sharapova provided more evidence that she is capable of filling that vacuum.

The most recent evidence that Berlin is capable of producing a decent startup exit is the sale of streaming music tech company Aupeo to Panasonic Automotive, although the financial terms remain a mystery.

The Imafidons seem like evidence that nature is capable of its own selective breeding, but Anne-Marie insists that she had a normal (ish) childhood.