Sentence examples for evidence pulled together from inspiring English sources

Evidence pulled together with help from charity partners, including the Campaign to End Loneliness, Age UK, Action for Children, the Co-op and British Red Cross, the Royal Voluntary Service, Sense, and academics shows that: Over 9 million people in the UK – almost a fifth of the population – say they are always or often lonely, but almost two thirds feel uncomfortable admitting to it.

He is very welcome to pick through the wealth of evidence we pulled together that was ignored by his predecessor".

Martin Whittaker, the scientist who headed the FSS team, spoke of the huge volume of evidence: "The team pulled together every strand of forensic evidence to create a kind of 'spider's web' and in the centre of it all ... was Philip Smith.

That's according to free speech advocates at Access Now, who pulled together evidence that the social network was shuttered in its entirety over the weekend.

General McMaster and his staff quickly pulled together their evidence and wrote a statement to counter Mr. Karzai's demand.

Synthesising evidence means pulling together all that has been said about a subject, making judgments about what bits of information are most useful, summarising this evidence, and planning new studies that focus on the most important contributions.

It draws on the most up to date evidence and pulls together areas covered in existing guidance 5 6 7 8 and in the NICE technology appraisals.

That's why we've pulled together research and anecdotal evidence from a variety of sources to build the perfect workday.

pulled together more than 2,000 articles from medical journals, weighing the accumulated evidence for and against fetal pain.

The Germans pulled together.

Districts pulled together.