Sentence examples for evidence that while the from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stewart's discoveries are evidence that while the botnet problem is now well understood, botnets are still a widespread threat.

Or maybe just evidence that while the movies are dead, they have left behind an exquisite corpse.

The public spat today provided more evidence that while the gathering might be long on theatrics, it could fall short of demonstrating that Mr. Hussein's varied opponents can speak with one voice.

Sir Mark cited recent research by the UK Energy Research Centre as evidence that, while the bulk of the public believed in man-made climate change, there is growing minority scepticism.

The Times report comments, "The new form of attack indicates that little progress has been made in defusing the threat of botnets…Stewart's discoveries are evidence that while the botnet problem is now well understood, botnets are still a widespread threat".

In terms of the effect of the reform on the composition of Flexjob hires, Figure 8 shows descriptive evidence that while the composition remains the same in the municipal/regional and private sectors, the share of non-employed employees (outsiders) falls and the share of retained employees (insiders) increases in the government sector after the reform.

Each of the isolates has a different PFGE pattern (Additional File 3, Figure S1), providing evidence that, while these isolates were obtained from the same hospital setting in a limited timeframe, they do not represent highly similar clones that are part of a single outbreak.

"The challenge this case presents is whether a domestic prosecution in the federal courts can be treated as hermetically sealed from potential sources of exculpatory evidence that, while outside the country, are nonetheless within the federal government's control in a postcombat environment," Mr. Fidell said.

Besides it was evidenced that while the strain-induced α′ crystalline form is strongly oriented toward the tensile axis, the sterecomplex crystals are almost insensitive to the mechanical treatment as a result of the presence of hydrogen bonds.

Another study of extreme precipitation events in the U.S. found evidence that while most of the increase in such events was due to natural variations, there also was evidence the increase was due, at least in part, to climate change.

We will then present further evidence that while some of the functional separations found in the aI likely subserve general attention and task-control processes, others do not appear to be related to these more general processes.