Sentence examples for evidence the next from inspiring English sources

Here again I would say, 'What evidence?' The next one—there are only two people there to that argument, and the only way it would be evidence, or testimony in this case, would be if either one or both of them got up there and said there was an argument.

In the absence of scientific evidence, the next best alternative to fill this information gap is the experts' opinion.

To ground these reflections in empirical evidence, the next section examines the experience of the international humanitarian organization Médecins Sans Frontières (Holland) (MSF-H) in the "post-conflict" period in Sri Lanka.

But a day spent at the tribunal suggests that it is worthwhile to get out a digital camera and gather evidence the next time you get an unfair ticket.

One minute he questions the evidence, the next he calls for grounding environmentalism in faith and morality -- an interesting gambit considering the head of his church is about to release a Papal Encyclical pronouncing climate action as a moral duty.

Having identified conflicting evidence, the next step is to pinpoint the cause of the inconsistency, e.g. whether the data have been misinterpreted or biases not properly acknowledged and hence to reconcile the differences.

Top NASA scientists say the answer is almost certainly "no". "I believe we are going to have strong indications of life beyond Earth in the next decade and definitive evidence in the next 10 to 20 years," Ellen Stofan, chief scientist for NASA, said at a public panel Tuesday in Washington.

If the IAAF comes back with evidence in the next year there will be new proceedings.

Schilf left the courtroom in a huff, and the prosecution continued presenting written evidence for the next few hours.

The judge, Zhang Nan, asked both sides to bring more evidence to the next session, to be held on Dec. 9.

Evidence given the next day by the recently retired clerk of the house, Sir Robert Rogers, only served to confirm the peers' continued protectiveness over their choice of bubbly.