Sentence examples for evidence ranging from from inspiring English sources
A wide spectrum of evidence, ranging from world market-shares to patent statistics, suggests a fundamental technological decline.
Judge Juhi said the court had gathered enough evidence, ranging from documents to mass graves, to prosecute the defendants in the deaths of at least 50,000 civilians.
In her exploration of this emerging black presence, Molineux assembles evidence ranging from shop signs, tea trays, trading cards, board games, and playing cards to song ballads and William Hogarth's graphic satires.
The review's website, www.sciencedebate.org.uk, carries evidence ranging from "Transgenic cotton a winner in India" by Professor Chris Leaver, head of plant science at Oxford, to "Chronicle of an ecological disaster foretold" by Dr Mae-Wan Ho, of Hong Kong University, and Professor Joe Cummins, of the University of Western Ontario.
One thing that has changed is the addition of recently uncovered archaeological evidence, ranging from the remains of ancient urban centers, which allow for new estimates of the changing sizes of towns, and even signatures on individual pieces of pottery, which can show the geographic origins of the artisans who made them.
The solution to this heartrending jigsaw lies in the bringing together of several sources of evidence, ranging from the pre-existing medical and personal records of the passengers to comparisons with the DNA of relatives, to the clues offered by a single bone.
The manufacturers claim that their products enhance health, but the scientific evidence ranges from slim to none in most cases.
Their evidence ranges from a shortage of public transportation to a preening warm-weather waterfront scene to the presence of prop houses, sound stages and photography studios, like Annie Leibovitz's on 26th Street.
The evidence ranges from outdoor play patterns established in childhood being directly linked with adult health to a study demonstrating that girls' self-discipline improves if they have views of trees and vegetation at home.
This evidence ranges from bird-like bodies and bone designs, adapted for climbing, perching, gliding, and ultimately flight, to relatively large, highly developed brains, poor sense of smell, and their feeding habits.
