Sentence examples for evidence ready from inspiring English sources

A lot of the data I have to produce doesn't necessarily help my teaching, it's just there so that I have a paper trail of evidence ready for when Ofsted comes.

Throughout a broader linguistic and cultural perspective is attempted, in contrast to their practice of drawing universal conclusions about pleasure exclusively from intuitions about current English usage, in keeping with then-current British philosophical fashion, although they typically had broader linguistic evidence ready to hand.

This suggests that there is a vein of evidence ready to be mined in other countries and regions.

An extensive array of effective interventions for the prevention of cancer exists, suggesting that evidence is ready for widespread use.

Thus, one reads with some astonishment about "the Phoenician goods [that] were likely value-added items produced locally from bronze, gold, glass and ivory in the shops of Gades and eventually Toscanos". The reviewer, being one of the excavators of the latter site and therefore quite familiar with the archaeological evidence, is ready to ascertain that this is highly speculative, to say the least.

Future studies should focus on the availability of evidence and ready access to evidence as factors which affect the propensity to adopt EBP.

Now that you have your evidence and witnesses ready, it is time to get yourself ready for the hearing.

The activists' fluent knowledge and ready evidence can, perversely, make them sound crazy — so much data!

If the evidence is not ready, then neither is the bombing.

But if they have evidence, I am ready for a trial.' " The diplomat added, "We are telling the Americans, if he has violated his commitment, please prove it".

The integrity of Hamas's security forces has been impaired but there is ready evidence that it continues to exercise a monopoly of force in Gaza.