Sentence examples for evidence of trying from inspiring English sources

I think there is evidence of trying to spread it geographically, but the whole idea is silly.

Two of the major decisions of the term, in which the court upheld Kentucky's method of execution by lethal injection and Indiana's law requiring voters to produce photo identification at the polls, were decided by more comfortable margins of 7 to 2 and 6 to 3. In those decisions, the justices gave some evidence of trying to find a modicum of middle ground.

That's how he can accuse Philadelphia and Pennsylvania – without any evidence at all – of trying to steal the election from him.

But wasn't this just evidence of Brits trying to overturn the Hollywood-centric Oscars?

Mr. Keno, speaking on Monday upon his return from the Ellis Memorial Antique Show in Boston and smaller weekend auctions in the Northeast, said that he saw no evidence of buyers trying to drive unusually hard bargains.

One of the telltale signs of gerrymandering is dramatically non-compact districts that squiggle and squirm out in all different directions -- evidence of lawmakers trying to bring far-flung voters into a single district in order to achieve the partisan mix that best favors their party.

Rupert, according to one of the executives, felt the prince had overstepped a line, while others in the News Corporation saw the comments as evidence of James trying to pressure his father on succession — even though the prince, in an interview late last year with The New York Times, said he had never spoken about succession with James.

He told MPs earlier this month that he had not seen any evidence of Russia trying to interfere in British elections or the 2016 Brexit vote, in which Moscow has insisted it remained neutral.

Not even Chevron ever suggested the clandestine videos it released show evidence of anyone trying to "buy a verdict".

A spokesman for the Department of Education, Daren Briscoe, said the agency was still reviewing the details, but added: "We would have serious concerns about any evidence of institutions trying to circumvent the laws and regulations governing the calculation of the [default] rates".

KANSAS CITY, Kan .― Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach (R) on Thursday offered his first evidence of noncitizens trying to register to vote in a trial challenging a Kansas requirement that people prove their U.S. citizenship to get on the voter rolls.