Sentence examples for evidence of transgression from inspiring English sources

In one instance only, the transgressive systems tract is represented by a thin granular transgressive lag, and in all other cases the evidence of transgression is simply marked by the presence of marine flooding surfaces.

A total of 20 interspecific crosses were simulated with this model and F2 KT values were examined for evidence of transgression.

If the insurer finds evidence of either transgression, it may rescind your policy.

Shelf sections from high latitudes may be mostly or entirely sandstone, or a basal sandstone deposit may grade upward into shale, but most of these sections contain evidence of marine transgression.

The church said there was no evidence of sexual transgressions by the priest since 1997.

No reader who has digested the Church Committee reports will be surprised by Branch's evidence of F.B.I. transgressions against King and anyone else Hoover deemed un-American.

Convincing public evidence of Iraqi transgressions would help, though France's own security services have plenty of private information of their own about that.

Graeme A disagrees: "There are some starry eyed nincompoops who will begin to quote the Geneva Convention as evidence of Israel's transgressions of 'International Law'.

When the C.I.A. summarily executed a carload of Al Qaeda suspects in the desert of Yemen in November, there was scarcely a squeak of domestic protest about the absence of evidence or the transgression of sovereignty.

He read the report twice, the first time as a lawyer, looking for evidence and instances of transgressions that might call for prosecution.

While organizing the conference, if plagiarism or self-plagiarism was found in an abstract the author was notified of their transgression, provided with evidence of their plagiarism, and informed that they would not be allowed to take part in the conference.