Sentence examples for evidence moved from inspiring English sources
Why was that car – a crucial piece of evidence – moved by police officers in the hours after the shooting?
China, shown the evidence, moved swiftly to investigate, hoping perhaps to deflect attention from some of its state-owned banks that have dealings with the North.
As the evidence moved towards lunch and into the afternoon session he navigated the tricky waters around his appointment of Andy Coulson and the decision to hand the quasi-judicial powers over the News Corp bid to take full control of BSkyB to Jeremy Hunt in December 2010.
Her evidence moved into the next allegation - that she knowingly approved corrupt payments to public officials.
It seems the same evidence moved some individuals toward a more restrictive approach to use of their information for research and others toward a more permissive use.
On this early evidence, moving Spider-Man out of New York already looks an inspired move.
Schilsky, R. L. Finding the evidence in real-world evidence: moving from data to information to knowledge.
On this evidence, moving images seems a more suitable medium for his obsessive excavating of the past.
Whether this happens or not remains to be seen, but entrenched stereotypes have a nasty habit of persisting, even when the evidence moves on.
The pieces of evidence move in and out of focus: a bundle of dynamite, a handful of tacks, a single bullet, a section of what looks like vertebrae.
Only the weight of empirical evidence moves ideas into the core.
