Sentence examples for evidence that may be from inspiring English sources

There are eyewitnesses that need to be interviewed, and people who we need to talk for forensic evidence that may be available.

It allows prosecutors to withhold favorable evidence that they deem not to be material, leaving defense lawyers unaware of evidence that may be owed them.

As Lee wrote in 1952, "far too often the investigator 'has a hunch,' and looks for and finds only the evidence to support it, disregarding any other evidence that may be present".

That system was developed by the courts to deal with the problem of evidence that may be too sensitive for one side in litigation to disclose in the normal way to the other.

As new indictments loom in the widening Hollywood wiretapping scandal, a behind-the-scenes battle is brewing between defense lawyers and prosecutors over evidence that may be used against some of those ensnared in the federal investigation.

Gavin Millar QC, for the media organisations, said police were increasingly seeing such orders as a "convenient way to access evidence that may be used in court".

"If some of the senators are walking around lighter, that may be evidence it's working".

"It is his evidence that may have been tarnished by cross-examination, not the state case," he said.

The generals were accused, on evidence that may have been fabricated, of plotting to undermine the state.

The question from the polling evidence is whether that may be beginning to change.

* BP sought evidence that may show spill was smaller.