Sentence examples for evidence reached from inspiring English sources

They've weighed the evidence, reached a conclusion about what's coming and made their plans.

But the evidence reached all the way to Trenton, opening a window on the hugely profitable redevelopment business in New Jersey.

SABA, Yemen's official news agency, said President Saleh had told General Franks that "preliminary results and important evidence reached by security forces in Yemen indicate that the explosion was a premeditated criminal act".

The N.F.L.'s denials of outside evidence reached what many considered the absurd in September 2009, when The Times made public a University of Michigan study, commissioned by the N.F.L., that found that retired players of various ages had been found to have dementia at 5 to 19 times the national rate.

All told, in our view this updated evidence is broadly consistent with the conclusions that Holzer's (2008) review of the earlier evidence reached – that living wages have modest benefits for some workers and modest costs for others, and may also result in modest reductions in poverty.

Thirdly, it was "undesirable" that a court hearing a claim for negligence against an expert witness should have to decide whether the court that decided the claim in which the expert gave evidence reached the correct decision.

The Kerry report makes the same claim and as evidence reaches back nearly four years to note only one such bit of progress: that the government began allowing the Red Cross to visit prisoners in 2008.

If this accumulation of evidence reaches the quitting threshold prior to the identification of a target, a target-absent response is made (Wolfe & Van Wert, 2010).

In order to determine that, he should be as conscientious as he can in his collection and evaluation of the relevant evidence, reach whatever conclusions seem reasonable to him on the available evidence, and act accordingly.

While some models include only the moment-by-moment variability discussed above, others include a second source of variability, namely between-trial variability in the strength of the sensory evidence reaching the accumulators.

When the evidence reaches a threshold, an action is triggered.