Sentence examples for evidence raised from inspiring English sources

We predicted that, in keeping with systematic review evidence, raised levels of anxiety, distress and concern will no longer be evident 6 months after the receipt of such test results (Shaw et al, 1999).

Jones provided the committee with much of the evidence raised at the committee.

Despite the power of Thera, the Danish scientists' evidence raised doubts about its links to the Minoan decline.

Judge Margaret Hinkle of Superior Court vacated the conviction of the man, Joseph Salvati, 68, saying that newly discovered evidence raised doubts about the fairness of his trial.

Mr. Rühle said the new evidence raised doubts that Mr. Mzoudi, who once lived with Mr. bin al-Shibh in Mr. Atta's apartment, was aware that his actions supported the attacks.

When this argument is made, the first piece of evidence raised is almost always the North American Free Trade Agreement, which the U.S. entered into with Mexico and Canada, and which is blamed for siphoning off millions of manufacturing jobs.

Three other pieces of evidence raise possible concerns.

The new charges and evidence raise all sorts of questions.

Many of the wiretapped phone calls that were submitted into evidence raise questions about the limits of Italian jurisdiction.

The new evidence "raises the question whether our policies during the last 10 years have been enough," Dr. Taveras said.

Existing research and evidence raise significant concerns that such a tightening would hurt investors and the economy.