Sentence examples for evidence of establishment from inspiring English sources
Leaders of conservative groups argued that this was evidence of establishment candidates adopting tea party principles, not of a diminished tea party movement.
For example, it is really not difficult to look back and be horrified at the slowly building evidence of establishment complicity – at best – in a child abuse ring that involved public figures, and wonder why it seemed more important to protect the adults and the system in which they prospered than the children who were their victims.
We report serologic evidence of establishment of WNV in South America.
We believe that the plots have been subject to invasion by P. contorta for approximately the same total time, with anecdotal evidence of establishment since at least 1975 (N. Ledgard, Scion NZ, pers. comm.; available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEm9l3Yffgo; accessed 5 August 2014), and extensive invasion by 1988 (Ledgard and Baker 1988).
The deal is that you go around and gather evidence of establishments illegally showing pay-per-view events.
Pointing to the recently hosed-off sidewalk as evidence of the establishment's cleanliness, Mr. Chen said of the long-established business, "You can't expect you come in and we move out".
The high survival rate (>60%), combined with a very low incidence rate (<1%), for all species was evidence of successful establishment overall.
Wilson didn't endorse until after the South Carolina primary in 2008, when his endorsement of Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz). was seen as evidence of the establishment's rallying effect.
There was stronger evidence of the establishment of micro-macro links, since students used question prompts as pointers towards making more careful observations, also for sense-making between the unseen dynamics and the visible manipulative outcomes.
Hence it is generally accepted that these place names are evidence of the establishment of Saxon communities with stable populations as early as the 5th and 6th centuries.
