Sentence examples for evidence scattered from inspiring English sources

With evidence scattered throughout the report that accountants, executives and bankers failed to take actions that they otherwise would have for transactions that were actual sales, the deals provide certain levels of proof that participants may have been acting with a wink and a nod when providing loans disguised as sales.

So just as it is becoming increasingly clear that many weapons sites -- including nuclear research sites -- which might have proved that Saddam had weapons of mass destruction, have been looted and the evidence scattered, the same is happening with sites of his human mass destruction.

Similarly, we reasoned over interlinked molecules and processes around GRM1 by combining evidence scattered in the literature.

In addition Raman spectroscopy evidences scattering of phonons in the bottom layer by defects in the top layer for Bernal-stacked samples, which can in general lead to overestimation of the number of defects by as much as a factor of two.

As time passes, though, memories fade, evidence scatters and families sour on the investigative process.

Potential documentary evidence lies scattered across the country, subject to tampering and loss.

The evidence is scattered, but it also shows up in some national reports.

Could it be that the time is ripe for the re-emergence of the left?The evidence is scattered, but it is there nonetheless.

A suite of direct and indirect research approaches have explored the phenomenon of range expansions, and the existing evidence is scattered across the literature of diverse research subdisciplines.

Although there is evidence of scattered Brythonic settlements in the area, the first major settlement was founded by the Romans after the invasion of 43 AD.

Although healthy cells evidence a scattered, faint fluorescent signal, apoptotic cells show a fluorescent rim in correspondence with the plasma membrane, indicating PS exposure.