Sentence examples for evidence laying from inspiring English sources

Defense lawyers fighting the convictions say the resemblance of statements attributed to inmates who shared nothing in common makes it more likely that Mr. Scarcella fabricated evidence, laying the groundwork for cases to be dismissed and millions to be paid in wrongful conviction lawsuits.

And there is some evidence laying around.

Why do so many people, including some who are very bright, cling to such mistruths despite massive scientific evidence laying them to rest?

His evidence laid bare the calamity as the BBC grappled to handle the crisis.

But evidence, laid out dispassionately, engaging without mocking, is still our best recourse.

Large foam-core boards stood pinned with reproduced photographs, sketches, maps, and other ephemera, looking like a scene from a detective movie: the evidence laid out for investigation.

The extensive evidence laid out by prosecutors has the fingerprints of Sanders; Frank Canellas, the firm's director of finance; and Thomas Mullikin, the controller.

The evidence laid out by this week's public inquiry suggests the second theory is more plausible: whoever allegedly dispatched Andrei Lugovoi and Dmitry Kovtun to London assumed they'd never be caught.

Mawrey said: "The evidence laid before this court, limited though it necessarily was to the issues raised in the petition, has disclosed an alarming state of affairs in Tower Hamlets.

After ten days of deliberations, the jury came out with a guilty verdict against Andersen that ignored the bulk of the evidence laid out against the 89-year-old accounting firm.

One either believes the evidence laid out in the story or one believes something outlandish: a ridiculous conspiracy theory — being promoted by right-wing pundits and operatives — in which the Post, Moore's accusers, and numerous other corroborating sources engaged in a plot to harm Moore's campaign.