Sentence examples for evidence started from inspiring English sources

The evidence started building up.

Until evidence started to leak to the press like an oil spill and suddenly, she had a fight on her hands.

It was brought by two women against whom charges were brought and then dropped before trial, as Mr. Coleman's evidence started to unravel.

Then, starting in the 1990s, academic evidence started to build up about the minimum wage, in the US and the UK, suggesting that, at the very bottom of the labour market, telling companies to pay people a little more did not actually cost jobs.

In some organizations, evidence started to emerge of immense financial corruption.

As the investigation continued, says Hinton, the evidence started to stack up against Ronald.

He does not blindly label 42 men "hooligans" and then hide in his office when the evidence starts to stink.

"There is a sense that 'I cannot be caught.' That is where mistakes start to be made and evidence starts to be left behind".

Mr Thomas was the first of the "big" claimants to make his case, giving several days of evidence starting on Tuesday.

Last month, State Attorney Norm Wolfinger, the previous prosecutor in the case, had directed the grand jury to convene to hear evidence starting on Tuesday.

The scope of the trial is generally limited to the eight military operations from February to August 1988, but the court will also examine evidence starting from March 1987, when Mr. Hussein chose Mr. Majid as the top official in northern Iraq.