Sentence examples for evidence scholars from inspiring English sources
She was revered by her students and was widely recognized as one of the nation's leading evidence scholars.
Because of this scarcity of contemporary evidence, scholars long felt constrained to speculate on issues of authenticity.
Alongside this growing body of evidence, scholars have begun to ask pointed questions about the studies that first fuelled CBT's ascendancy.
From the cave art evidence, scholars have usually inferred that the transition to modern human behavior occurred late and rather abruptly.
Sorghum, the second grain domesticated in Africa, appears only in the first century A.D. Although they lack direct evidence, scholars know that pearl millet had to have been domesticated earlier in Africa, probably sometime between 2500 and 3000 B.C.
They will do that mainly through cross-examination, which the evidence scholar John Henry Wigmore called "the greatest legal engine ever invented for the discovery of truth".
Since there is no archeological evidence, many scholars doubt that Hop was in New York -- or Connecticut or Rhode Island, as other scholars have proposed.
Despite the scarcity of documentary evidence, Melville scholars have obsessively pursued the minutiae of his life.
In November 1998, DNA test results linked the two family lines by way of Jefferson, and in January the likelihood was confirmed on the basis of parallel historic evidence by scholars at the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation, which runs Monticello.
In providing evidence, legal scholars, lawyers, and judges often cite Web pages in their footnotes; they expect that evidence to remain where they found it as their proof, the way that evidence on paper in court records and books and law journals remains where they found it, in libraries and courthouses.
In providing evidence, legal scholars, lawyers, and judges often cite Web pages in their footnotes; they expect that evidence to remain where they found it as their proof, the way that evidence on paper — in court records and books and law journals — remains where they found it, in libraries and courthouses.
