Sentence examples for evidence that helps from inspiring English sources

It is always helpful to have evidence that helps you make informed decisions rather than making assumptions.

The law's fine calibrations are coarsely related to this kind of narrative work: the evidence that helps us make sense of a catastrophic or a complicated incident is often not the same evidence that helps the law make its sense.

Even if the Panama Papers don't have the same immediate impact in Australia as they have had overseas, they provide more evidence that helps Labor's framing.

These findings will add to the body of scientific evidence that helps us inform public health policies and guidelines on infant feeding.

Now, his research team has found evidence that helps to fill one of the remaining holes in the hypothesis how a single species can suffer from several apparently different sorts of prion disease.

The law allows evidence of "reprehensible conduct" to be admitted in a criminal trial, at the judge's discretion, if it appears to be important explanatory evidence that helps the jury understand the evidence as a whole, or to rebut defence claims of good character.

Soon other mafiosi turned state's evidence that helped prosecutors win convictions of important Mafia bosses.

In September an international team of scientists reported new evidence that helped explain the surprising stability of continental lithosphere.

The Untouchables' infiltration of the underworld secured evidence that helped send Capone to prison for income-tax evasion in 1932.

Within months, the club had uncovered evidence that helped to convict a member of the Air Force who had strangled a fourteen-year-old girl.

"There is some preliminary evidence that helping women to lose weight after they've been diagnosed with breast cancer could be helpful.