Sentence examples for evidence makes clear from inspiring English sources

"The actual evidence makes clear that she is an asset in tough districts".

The evidence makes clear that he was seeking regime change from an early stage.

But the unfolding evidence makes clear that this was a systemic problem, driven by Wall Street's insatiable appetite for mortgage-backed securities.

Kevin Courtney, general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, claimed that "all the evidence makes clear that segregating children in this way leads to lower academic standards".

Obama's science adviser, John Holdren, a physicist on leave from Harvard, has said that he believes "any reasonably comprehensive and up-to-date look at the evidence makes clear that civilization has already generated dangerous anthropogenic interference in the climate system".

While the Fed's policy makers may decide to keep short-term interest rates steady at their next meeting, in two weeks, their speeches and comments indicate that another increase is likely -- if not in late June, than later in the summer, unless further evidence makes clear that the higher cost of credit is bringing down economic growth enough to damp inflation.

The evidence made clear, the agency said, that Armstrong's drug use was extensive, and that he also was the linchpin holding the team's doping program together.

A Wales Office spokesperson said: "The Government's evidence made clear our position in relation to this issue.

The evidence made clear what had happened: Stressed-out officers who didn't want their actions recorded had decided to lash out at a couple of reporters.

I also asked the Army to re-evaluate the millions of dollars in bonuses it has routinely awarded KBR for supposedly excellent work, even when the Army's own evidence made clear that work was highly questionable.

He said that new evidence "makes it clear that these families have suffered a double injustice".